CMHA Algoma honours Transgender Day of Remembrance At CMHA [branch], we recognize that the violence faced by 2 Spirit, trans, and non-binary individuals is not a thing of the past—it is an urgent and ongoing crisis. On Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR), we mourn those whose lives were lost to anti-trans violence while acknowledging the persistent […]Continue readingTransgender Day of Remembrance November 20, 2024
We are proud to support CMHA York Region South Simcoe, a finalist in iA Financial Group’s national philanthropic contest to win $100K! For almost 10 years, their mobile youth walk-in clinic (MOBYSS) has delivered high-quality mental health care to over 20,000 youth in the York Region and South Simcoe community. MOBYSS is breaking barriers with […]Continue readingHelp CMHA York Region South Simcoe’s MOBYSS win $100K to expand youth mental health services
This year we partnered with the DSSAB to register a tree for Illuminate the Season, in support of ARCH. This year’s Illuminate the Season is Thursday Nov 14-17, 2024 at The Machine Shop. We have finished our decorating and wanted to share a glimpse of the tree.Continue readingA Home for the Holidays by CMHA/DSSAB
Sending out a reminder that CMHA Algoma will be closed Monday November 11th for Remembrance Day.Continue readingRemembrance Day
Alzheimer’s Society Social with a Purpose (formerly known as Coffee Break) Monday October 28th, 2024 – 3pm-5:30pm 386 Queen St. Board Room Tickets $5.00 Come Socialize, Enjoy a coffee and some desserts. All money raised will be donated to the Alzheimer’s Society For tickets, please call 705-759-0458 ext 225 or email admin@cmhassm.com or 386 […]Continue readingSocial with a Purpose (formerly known as Coffee Break)
Sending out a reminder that CMHA Algoma will be closed Monday October 14th for Thanksgiving.Continue readingThanksgiving
In Ontario, addiction is more than a statistic—it’s a deeply personal crisis affecting our families, friends and communities. Behind every number, there’s a story. Behind every story, there’s a person—a person who was someone’s someone. Today, we’re proud to launch the “Someone’s Someone” campaign, an initiative aimed at shining light on these stories and rallying […]Continue readingCMHA Algoma launches “Someone’s Someone” – a provincial campaign to humanize substance use and drive change
En Ontario, la toxicomanie est plus qu’une statistique – c’est une crise profondément personnelle qui affecte nos familles, nos amis et nos communautés. Derrière chaque chiffre, il y a une histoire. Derrière chaque histoire, il y a une personne – une personne qui était le quelqu’un de quelqu’un. Aujourd’hui, nous sommes fiers de lancer la […]Continue readingL’ACSM Algoma lance « Someone’s Someone » – une campagne provinciale visant à humaniser la consommation de substances et à susciter le changement.
Au cas où vous auriez besoin d’un rappel. Vous êtes le quelqu’un de quelqu’un. #Chacunestquelquun #SomeonesSomeoneContinue reading#SomeonesSomeone
In case you need a reminder. #SomeonesSomeoneContinue reading#SomeonesSomeone