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Persons with serious mental illness (SMI) are more likely than those without SMI to be charged with a criminal offense. They are often incarcerated for minor offenses such as crimes of poverty, offenses related to substance use or minor offenses against judicial…

The Provincial System Support Program (PSSP) at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) has launched a new report titled 'Our voice is being lost': What people with lived experience are saying about equity & human rights responses to COVID-19.

This resource was developed by…

On January 28, 2021, EENet presented a webinar that provided:

Today is Bell Let’s Talk day. This is Canada’s largest corporate initiative dedicated to mental health.

Here are the support grants offered by this initiative that you could apply to right now:

Post-Secondary Fund

Eligibility

Publicly funded Canadian post-secondary…

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We recently invited members of the Gambling, Gaming and Technology Use Virtual Forum to join the Gambling, Gaming & Technology Use Community of Interest (COI).

In case you are one of those folks who recently joined EENet Connect, we want to make sure you find yourself in…

It has been more than two years since Canada became the first G20 country to legalize recreational cannabis and cannabis products. The Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction (CCSA) is supporting research on non-therapeutic cannabis and the impacts of its legalization on public health and…

In Nov. of 2020, Canada Health Infoway published findings from consultations they conducted in partnership with Environics Research on Canadians' perception of digital health. The consultations were done via survey, polls, focus groups, and interviews. Over 50 000 Canadians participated,…

17 year old doesn't like school, doesn't know where he wants to go in life, unmotivated. A service on the West side of Mississauga preferred, as he will likely need to continue after  the pandemic and might prefer in-person or group therapy then. Affordable service preferred. Any…

The Canadian Cannabis Survey 2020 results are now available on the Health Canada website. New questions added this year included questions about exposure to second-hand smoke, frequency of obtaining cannabis from legal vs. illegal sources, and changes in cannabis use in the context of the COVID-…