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Bell Let's Talk Diversity Fund now open for new applications

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    Bell Let’s Talk Post-Secondary Fund now accepting applications for Implementation Grants

    Bell Let’s Talk today announced it is now accepting applications for Implementation Grants through the 2021 Bell Let’s Talk Post-Secondary Fund. This annual $1 million program supports colleges and universities that are using the National Standard of Canada for Mental Health and Well-Being for Post-Secondary Students to identify specific gaps or needs in their mental health support services and are building new initiatives to address them.

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    All In for Children and Youth: United Way of Greater Moncton and Southeastern NB launches Regional Strategic Coordinators to expand support for youth mental health

    United Way of Greater Moncton and Southeastern NB region (GMSENB), with the Bell-Graham Boeckh Foundation (GBF) Partnership and the New Brunswick Government Department of Health, Addictions and Mental Health Branch, is pleased to announce the launch of Regional Strategic Coordinators in Kent County and Miramichi.

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    Bell Let’s Talk Diversity Fund announces new mental health funding

    Bell Let’s Talk today announced $750,000 in new grants from the Bell Let’s Talk Diversity Fund to 6 more organizations working to improve access to mental health care for members of Black, Indigenous and People of Colour (BIPOC) communities in Canada.

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