The Manitoba government partnered on the following projects: Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak: $1.069 million to support its all-Indigenous mobile crisis response team to provide mental health crisis response for First Nations across Manitoba; and
In the wake of continuing challenges that emerged during the pandemic, the curriculum will be part of the next school year. It’ll involve updates to the career studies course required for Grade 10 students, as well as mandatory resources for teachers
B.C.’s Youth Advisory Council for the Youth Development Instrument uses a self-report questionnaire to learn about the social and emotional development, health and well-being of children between the ages of 15 and 17. Despite the presence of many
Nearly half of Canadians polled disclosed they were living with a mental health or substance use disorder. Findings include: Ninety-five percent of people with a mental health or substance use disorder indicated they’ve been impacted by stigma in the
The study attempts t o describe the nature of COVID-19 online disinformation among Black Canadians and identify factors that contribute to the phenomenon. The analysis found distrust of healthcare systems, poor communication, cultural and religious
Canada's efforts to reduce and eliminate tuberculosis suffered a setback as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The ability to offer services such as contact tracing, prevention, early diagnosis, treatment and care for tuberculosis were reduced as
The Integrated School Support Program (ISSP) offers meal programs, physical education, after-school care and access to mental-health professionals. The $4-million expansion of the will see the initiative reach an additional 10 schools this spring
The pandemic-driven development of virtual and Zoom care caused a surge in electronic patient messages and the University of California research shows doctors are responding by limiting responses, billing for responses or delegating responses to less
The CMHA says universal mental healthcare means the services needed are available, they’re funded through public health insurance plans and free to the individual and they are the same no matter where a person lives or who they are. The survey found
Les personnes des communautés 2SLGBTQI+ font face à des défis disproportionnés par rapport à leur santé mentale en raison de la discrimination et de l'exclusion sociale. Avec le financement, le Centre de recherche communautaire (CBRC) offrira