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Media Releases - January 24, 2024

It’s Bell Let’s Talk Day! Bell Let’s Talk highlights Canadian mental health organizations and encourages everyone to take meaningful action to create real change for mental health

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    Student mental health programs receive another $1M in Bell Let's Talk funding

    Bell today announced that $1 million in grants from the Bell Let's Talk Post-Secondary Fund have been awarded to 11 Canadian colleges, universities and CEGEPs to support initiatives that align with the National Standard of Canada for Mental Health and Well-Being for Post-Secondary Students (the Standard) or the Québec Action Plan on Student Mental Health for Higher Education (Québec Action Plan).

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    Bell Let’s Talk supports St. Mary’s Hospital Centre

    St. Mary’s Hospital Centre is delighted to announce a $300,000 donation from Bell Let’s Talk to support expanding mental health services in St. Mary’s Department of Psychiatry.

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    Bell Let’s Talk launches Let’s create real change campaign and invites everyone to join Canada’s national day for mental health on January 24

    Bell Let’s Talk is starting a new year by highlighting that real change is needed for mental health in Canada with a new campaign – Let’s create real change – inviting Canadians to take meaningful action in mental health on Bell Let’s Talk Day and throughout the year.

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Investments in action

Bell Let’s Talk partners from coast to coast to coast are making a difference for mental health in their communities. Learn more about their impact.

If you are in crisis, please go to the closest hospital or call 9-1-1. If you’re thinking about suicide, call or text 9-8-8 toll-free, anytime.

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Bell Let’s Talk promotes mental health awareness, acceptance and action built on 4 key pillars: Fighting stigma, improving access to care, supporting world-class research and leading by example in workplace mental health. Information on this site is not to be used for diagnosis, treatment or referral services. Individuals should contact their personal physician, and/or their local addiction or mental health agency for further information.