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Media Releases - January 12, 2022

Bell Let’s Talk announces $1M in funding for post-secondary student mental health programs

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    Bell Let’s Talk Day – the world’s biggest conversation about mental health is January 26

    Bell Let’s Talk Day 2022 is January 26. As we continue to focus on action to increase awareness around mental health and mental illness, we encourage Canadians and people worldwide to keep listening, keep talking and keep being there for ourselves and each other.

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    Bell Let's Talk 2022: Keep Being There

    Bell Let’s Talk Day is January 26 and we’re encouraging Canadians to support themselves and each other. Keep being there.

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    Bell Let's Talk 2022: Keep Listening

    Bell Let’s Talk Day is January 26 and we’re encouraging Canadians to support themselves and each other. Keep listening.

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