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Media Releases - January 21, 2020

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

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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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    Government of the Northwest Territories partners with Bell Let's Talk and Northwestel to announce $500,000 in funding for child, youth and adults mental health programs

    The Government of the Northwest Territories, in partnership with Bell Let's Talk and Northwestel, today announced a $500,000 collaboration which will support the Strongest Families Institute to provide mental health services for children, youth, adults and families throughout the Northwest Territories.

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    When it comes to mental health, every action counts! Join in the 10th anniversary Bell Let's Talk Day on January 29 to discuss how we can all make a difference.

    Mental Health: Every Action Counts is the theme of the 10th annual Bell Let's Talk Day and we want to hear your stories and ideas about creating positive change.

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