Season’s greetings from CMHA As the holiday season approaches, we extend warm wishes to you from everyone at CMHA Algoma. We recognize that, for some, the holidays can be a challenging time. It can be extra stressful on individuals struggling with mental health and addictions. CMHA Algoma works with individuals to help them […]Continue reading
This Giving Tuesday, we’re asking supporters to look through the eyes of a pet whose entire life revolves around one person—their human, their everything, their someone. For many animals, their person is more than just a caretaker; they are a lifeline, a source of love, warmth, and safety. But for individuals facing severe mental health […]Continue reading“THEIR WHOLE WORLD” Giving Tuesday December 3rd
It was a great evening full of fun and laughter. Everyone enjoyed themselves. Thank you to everyone who participated in our float. Here are some pictures of the evening.Continue readingRotary Parade
Sending out a big Thank You to Ed at Martin’s Trailers and Sponsors for the generous donation of $15,100.00. Continue readingTHANK YOU
L’ACSM Algoma participe à la Semaine nationale de sensibilisation aux dépendances « Établir des liens » par l’empathie, l’éducation et l’action. Bienvenue à la Semaine nationale de sensibilisation aux dépendances (SNSD), une occasion de s’arrêter, de réfléchir et de reconnaître l’impact profond de la toxicomanie sur les individus, les familles et les communautés à travers le […]Continue readingSemaine Nationale de Sensibilisation aux Addictions
CMHA Algoma takes part in National Addictions Awareness Week “Forging Connections” through empathy, education, and action Welcome to National Addictions Awareness Week—a time to pause, reflect, and recognize the profound impact of addiction on individuals, families, and communities across Canada. This week, CMHA Algoma joins the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction (CCSA) under the theme […]Continue readingNational Addictions Awareness Week Web Story November 24, 2024
This Giving Tuesday, we’re asking supporters to be there hope for those whose lives are intertwined with others—their people, their everything, their someone. For individuals facing severe mental health challenges, grappling with addiction, or feeling the weight of depression, their loved ones—family, friends, and community—are more than just companions; they are lifelines, sources of love, […]Continue reading“BE SOMEONE’S HOPE” Giving Tuesday December 3rd
À l’ACSM Algoma, nous reconnaissons que la violence à laquelle sont confrontées les personnes bispirituelles, transgenres et non binaires n’appartient pas au passé – il s’agit d’une crise urgente et permanente. À l’occasion de la Journée du souvenir transgenre (TDOR), nous pleurons les personnes qui ont perdu la vie à cause de la violence antitrans, […]Continue readingL’ACSM Algoma honore la Journée du souvenir trans de 2024
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