Improving Youth Mental Health
A national network connecting youth, families/carers, researchers, service providers, and policy makers to improve youth mental health care across Canada
Pan-Canadian Service Sites: 16 Locations and Growing
Our sites can be found in urban, rural, remote, First Nations and Inuit communities across Canada - from Nova Scotia to Alberta, all the way up to the Northwest Territories
Our Services
Looking for a site? Our network spans from Nova Scotia to Alberta and up to the Northwest Territories
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Leading patient oriented research in real-world youth mental health service contexts across Canada
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Resources & Guides
Check out our practical guides, reports, academic publications, and infographics designed for anyone and everyone interested in youth mental health.
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Follow ACCESS Open Minds!
For #DressPurpleDay2021, we're asking our partners and social service providers to share why and how they support children, youth, and families in their community. Find out how you can participate and join us on October 27. http://ow.ly/ergx50Gwixc #IDressPurpleBecause
#WednesdayMotivation: For those of you in #Ontario, you can #takeaction for Comprehensive, Universal and Accessible Trans Healthcare in Ontario. #TransHealthON
Share on social media and/or letter to Ontario gov ➡️ https://transhealthontario.org/
Thanks @Wisdom2Action for leading this!
On October 21, 2021, millions of people will around the world will "go purple" on #SpiritDay in a stand against bullying in support of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (#LGBTQ) youth. Show your support by wearing purple, talking about it and taking action 💜
#WednesdayWisdom: If you're in Montreal, don't miss the Indigenous Voices of Today: Knowledge, Trauma, Resilience exhibition #McCordMuseum via @museemccord ⬇️
🎟️Free admission until Jan 19!
#Indigenous
#Learning
Indigenous Voices of Today - Permanent exhibition at the McCord Museum
Discover the still unrecognized knowledge of Indigenous peoples as well as the deep wounds they carry and their incredible resilience.
www.musee-mccord.qc.ca
#WorldMentalHealthDay: We need to continue collaborating with #youth, #family and #carers in #youthmentalhealth care if we want to see change in our system. #MIAW21
Here it is ⬇️ , the full visual of our discussion of what we need to consider in youth mental health research.
