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Media Releases - April 15, 2021

Bell Let’s Talk announces increased funding for post-secondary student mental health action plans

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    Now more than ever! Bell Let's Talk Day sets new records as Canadians take action for mental health with 159,173,435 messages of support

    Now more than ever, every action counts in mental health. And the count is in: Canadians and people around the world set all-new records for engagement in the mental health conversation on Bell Let's Talk Day 2021, sharing 159,173,435 messages of support and driving $7,958,671.75 in new mental health funding by Bell.

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    Now more than ever, your actions counted!

    Canadians and people around the world joined in for the 11th annual Bell Let’s Talk Day, the world’s largest conversation on mental health. Here are some notable posts that caught our attention.

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    It’s Bell Let’s Talk Day! Your voice is needed now more than ever as we confront the impacts of the COVID crisis on the mental health of Canadians

    Today is the 11th annual Bell Let’s Talk Day and everyone’s invited to join the conversation to support people living with mental illness while also driving up Bell’s donations to mental health programs just by getting engaged.

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