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Winnipeg youth-based organization expands Street Outreach Drop-In program

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    Free online depression screening available during Mental Illness Awareness Week

    You can take a free, anonymous depression screening test online during Mental Illness Awareness Week October 1-7, thanks to Calgary Counselling Centre and partners like Bell Let’s Talk.

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    The Rossy Foundation and Bell Let’s Talk help boost CÉGEP students’ mental health

    College students in Québec will benefit from a joint $500,000 donation from Bell Let's Talk and The Rossy Foundation aimed at easing the transition from secondary school into a college environment.

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    Resilience, Recovery and Awareness: CAMIMH Announces the Faces of Mental Illness for 2018

    Today, the Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health (CAMIMH) proudly announces the five Canadians who have been selected for the 16th annual Faces of Mental Illness campaign.

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