From losing her mother when she was 15 years old and terrible experiences in the foster care system, Amelia has overcome serious adversity. Now she lives independently in CMHA Durham housing and is on her way to finishing her social service worker program at college.
CMHA Durham’s Recovery College has gone online! Check out our new course catalogue here. You can find information about how to join our Google Classroom here.
En raison de la pandémie actuelle, il y a une pénurie d’équipement de protection individuelle (ÉPI) partout dans le monde. Comme nous prenons la santé de notre personnel et de nos clients très au sérieux, nous lançons un appel à l’aide en prévision d’un manque éventuel d’équipement.
CMHA’s BounceBack is a key part of expanded mental health supports available to all Ontarians during COVID-19 pandemic.
With the current pandemic there is a worldwide shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE). We take the safety of our staff and clients very seriously and in preparation for a potential shortage, we are asking for your help.
Chers amis, clients et membres de la communauté, Grace à la filiale de la région de York et de Simcoe-Sud de l’ACSM, nous sommes ravis de lancer une nouvelle campagne dans les médias sociaux intitulée #signesdesoutien. Dans l’esprit de ce projet, nous publierons des photos de membres de notre personnel…
Friends, clients, community, Thanks to our friends at CMHA York Region and South Simcoe, we are excited to share a new social media campaign, #SignsofSupport. This project will feature members of our staff holding pictures filled with messages of encouragement for this difficult time.
The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) network consists of nearly 30 branches across the province that provide community-based clinical and social services to Ontarians living with mental health and addictions issues. Like every other health provider, we have spent the past few weeks adjusting to a new reality created by…
Deemed an essential service by the Ontario government amid public health concerns related to COVID-19, Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), Durham remains open and is ensuring community mental health and addictions supports are safely available as this situation develops.
En raison de la COVID-19, les Canadiens et les Canadiennes sont confrontés à une nouvelle réalité d’éloignement social, de quarantaine volontaire et d’isolement afin de protéger la santé et la sécurité publiques. Ces nouvelles circonstances peuvent causer des symptômes accrus d’anxiété et de dépression chez les personnes souffrant de problèmes…
