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Prior to COVID-19, no comprehensive approach to managing a complex incident such as a pandemic existed at HANDS. See the innovation highlights below to see how HANDS the Family Help Network implemented an Incident Management System to frame their response to the pandemic, how they…

Want to learn how you can limit the harms of cannabis use?Want to have better conversations about cannabis use with your patients or clients?In 2019, we asked over 800 residents of Peterborough aged 18 and older about their use and perspectives around recreational cannabis use. The …

As part of Mental Health Week in May, Addictions and Mental Health Ontario (AMHO) and Children's Mental Health Ontario (CMHO) released new Ipsos data looking at the impact of COVID-19 on mental health and addiction.

Pat Armstrong – leading researcher is interviewed by David Herle – leading political consultant with, high level questions and grounded in straight forward and nuanced answers.  How do you have both straight forward and nuanced answers on unrecognized and skilled work, taxes and…

In partnership with the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), the Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC) is developing free, self-directed online training based on the content in the Toolkit for e-Mental Health Implementation.

The Hong Fook Mental Health Association is offering multi-lingual mental health resources available on their YouTube channel, including topics on stress management, relationship resilience, and coping with anxiety. Languages include Cantonese, Korean, Mandarin, and Vietnamese.

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Making the Shift, Canadian Observatory on Homelessness, A Way Home Canada are excited to announce the release of the Youth Reconnect Program Model Guide—a community-based early intervention model which aims to reduce and prevent youth homelessness by helping young people stay connected to their…

In order to safely accommodate patients presenting to the Emergency Department with COVID-19-like symptoms, North Bay Regional Health Centre divided the emergency department into respiratory (wet) and non-respiratory (dry) zones. The new wet zone contained the location where mental health…

The Smithsonian's African American History Museum recently launched the free online educational resource, Talking About Race. It's for a range of audiences, including educators, parents, and concerned individuals, and teaches about race and racism and how to discuss them in various contexts.