The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health in Canada, Technology Enabled Care Cymru and the Royal College of Psychiatrists Wales are pleased to accept submissions of abstracts on work in the field of digital mental health and informatics.
The Young Canadians Roundtable on Health, in partnership with The Sandbox Project, Healthy Debate, and the Healthy Communities Initiative are looking for youth ages 12 to 25 for a new project called “In Their Own Words - Reflections by Youth on the Pandemic Project”.
To celebrate #BackToSchool season 📚, we're having a big sale! From now until Sept. 30, use our promo code B2SCHOOL20 to save 20% on all future programming.Check out our latest SickKids CCMH LI Newsletter for more info and learn about our upcoming courses ranging from trauma, eating disorders, leadership, and more.
The Mood Disorders Society of Canada's National Youth Advisory Council is recruiting high school students to join their High-school subcommittee!
This team works together virtually to plan and lead activities in their own schools around the country to raise awareness and funds for mental health and combat stigma.
This year two applicants tied for highest rating. Recognizing the excellence of both, the review committee decided to split the available funds to award each project.
Strong Minds Strong Kids, Psychology Canada has been nurturing resilience in children and youth through the use of psychology-based, evidence informed programming for almost 50 years.We are looking for dynamic youth content creators (ages 14+) for our new game Thrivelandia! We are looking for young people who will help to create video clips as part of this game.
Check out our latest newsletter for insights into our upcoming programming. Save 20 per cent on all offerings using code Summer20 - offer valid until Aug. 19.
Could anyone share information and/or experience they have about setting up community sharps bins? Our health unit is looking into possibly providing community partners with bins but would have a memorandum of understanding that would have the onus on them to maintain and manage the bins. Any information would be greatly appreciated.