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Media Releases - January 18, 2017

Bell Let’s Talk and Northwestel announce mental health initiative with Embrace Life Council for Nunavut communities

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    Bell Let’s Talk support for McGill’s Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital will enhance mental health access for multicultural communities

    Bell Let’s Talk today announced a donation of $250,000 to McGill University’s Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital – known as the Neuro – to fund the development of online mental health resources focused on the needs of multicultural communities.

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    With one week until Bell Let’s Talk Day, we thank our partners for joining in the mental health conversation

    With one week until Bell Let’s Talk Day on Wednesday, January 25, support continues to grow across the country with more Canadian organizations helping to promote the national mental health conversation.

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    The 2017 Bell Let’s Talk Community Fund is open for grant applications

    Bell today announced the launch of the annual $1-million Bell Let’s Talk Community Fund for 2017. Grant applications are now being accepted for local mental health initiatives that improve access to care in communities around the country.

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