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News - June 16, 2020

Bell Let’s Talk donation kicks off fundraising campaign - Revivre goes digital to support even more Canadians during COVID-19

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    Canadian Mental Health Association and Bell Let’s Talk expand BounceBack nationwide

    Bell Let's Talk and the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) announce $1 million expansion of the mental health supports available remotely for Canadians with the introduction of the CMHA's BounceBack® program to the Atlantic provinces, Québec, Saskatchewan, Alberta and Yukon, and further expansion of the program in Manitoba.

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    Canadian Red Cross and Bell Let’s Talk grow the Friendly Calls program

    $700,000 donation to Red Cross COVID-19 Appeal addresses increased need for mental wellbeing and supports, expands program to Atlantic Canada.

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    Bell Let’s Talk announces new funding for 5 organizations delivering mental health supports to youth, families and communities in the COVID-19 crisis

    Donations totalling $5 million to address urgent need for increased resources with support for Canadian Red Cross, Canadian Mental Health Association, Kids Help Phone, Revivre and Strongest Families Institute.

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