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Media Releases - January 24, 2020

2020 Bell Let's Talk Community Fund now open for applications

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    Bell Let's Talk thanks organizations across Canada for taking action to support mental health

    With the 10th annual Bell Let's Talk Day coming up on Wednesday January 29, we're celebrating this important milestone with the hundreds of organizations across Canada that are taking action to support mental health.

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    Bell Let's Talk supports at-risk youth in Peguis First Nation with the Bell Spirit and the Land Excursion Camp

    Bell Let's Talk today announced a donation of $110,000 to the Peguis Foundation and SunLodge Village to support a 4-season land-based traditional wellness program for at-risk youth in Peguis First Nation.

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    Canadian students making every action count for campus mental health as partners in the 2020 Bell Let's Talk Day campaign

    Students at 227 Canadian universities and colleges will be taking action to create positive change in mental health as part of the 10th anniversary Bell Let's Talk Day on January 29. More than 500 campus mental health events are being planned around this year's Bell Let's Talk campaign theme, Mental Health: Every Action Counts.

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