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Media Releases - October 6, 2021

Strongest Families Institute and Bell Let’s Talk launch mobile app to enhance access to mental health programs

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    Bell Let’s Talk launches BIPOC mental health podcast series

    Health experts and guests with lived experience discuss the impacts of racism on mental health.

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    Bell for Better - Jack.org

    From coast to coast to coast, Jack.org is empowering young Canadians to make a difference in mental health. One of these incredible leaders is Jay, who is taking care of his/her/their own mental health while championing better mental health for Canadian youth.

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    Bell Let’s Talk Post-Secondary Fund now accepting applications for Implementation Grants

    Bell Let’s Talk today announced it is now accepting applications for Implementation Grants through the 2021 Bell Let’s Talk Post-Secondary Fund. This annual $1 million program supports colleges and universities that are using the National Standard of Canada for Mental Health and Well-Being for Post-Secondary Students to identify specific gaps or needs in their mental health support services and are building new initiatives to address them.

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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.

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