Check back in early April

for a whole raft of new tools to help you #GetLoud

about what mental health really is.

During CMHA Mental Health Week, let’s

#GetLoud about what mental health really is.

For the 68^th year, Canadians in communities, schools, workplaces

and the House of Commons have rallied around CMHA Mental Health Week.

GET INVOLVED. You can:

Check back in early April

for a whole raft of new tools to help you #GetLoud

about what mental health really is.

Highlights from Mental Health Week 2019:

The Prime Minister released a Mental Health Week statement with a nod to CMHA.

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The message boomed on social media, with the hashtags
#MentalHealthWeek and #GetLoud trending in the top spots, Canada-wide.

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The Mental Health Week Toolkit was more popular than ever,
and our new School Toolkit brought Mental Health Week
to life in classrooms across the country.

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CMHA released a significant policy paper on promoting mental health
so that we can get out in front of mental illness.
This work will help us get loud all year long.

#GetLoud about what mental health really is.

For the 68^th year, Canadians in communities, schools, workplaces

and the House of Commons have rallied around CMHA Mental Health Week.

GET INVOLVED. You can:

Share

Get shareables and other communications materials to #GetLoud on social media and help spread the word.

Discover

Discover more about what mental health really means with articles and tips.

Donate

Support CMHA mental health programs, advocacy and resources.