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Media Releases - January 26, 2022

$370,000 Yukon government partnership with Bell Let’s Talk and Northwestel to provide support for child and youth mental health

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    Bell Let's Talk supports the CERVO Foundation and improves mental health care in Québec's national capital region

    The CERVO Foundation is pleased to announce a major donation of $250,000 from Bell Let's Talk to facilitate the purchase of a 2nd neuromodulation device at the Centre intégré universitaire de santé et de services sociaux (CIUSSS) de la Capitale-Nationale which will help develop new avenues for mental health care.

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    Bell Let’s Talk and Brain Canada award more than $4M in mental health research funding for pioneering projects

    Bell Let’s Talk and Brain Canada are pleased to announce that five outstanding research teams have been selected to receive a total of $4,190,000 in funding support through the Bell Let’s Talk-Brain Canada Mental Health Research Program.

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    Tomorrow is Bell Let's Talk Day! Join the world's biggest conversation about mental health

    Tomorrow is Bell Let’s Talk Day. We invite everyone to join in the conversation by talking, texting and participating on social media to support Canadian mental health.

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