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
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Leading patient oriented research in real-world youth mental health service contexts across Canada
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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!
The @CIHR_IRSC Network Grant in Youth Mental Health is seeking youth (15-24), carers & family members to join our advisory teams. Learn more & express your interest by August 20th at: http://catalystgrant.info/join #youthmentalhealth
#TuesdayVibes: The deadline for our job postings has been extended to July 31st! Check out the links below ⬇️ or visit our website for more info ➡️ https://accessopenminds.ca/opportunities/
Come join the #ACCESSOpenMinds team! 😀
🤔Interested in working in #KnowledgeTranslation #KnowledgeMobilization for #YouthMentalHealth #Research? We've got #jobopportunities for you!
Associate Lead ➡️ https://bit.ly/3gVTrvL
Implementation Specialist/Coordinator ➡️ https://bit.ly/3vNvz2U
Deadline: July 12th https://twitter.com/ACCESS_OM/status/1407364233252253714
🔔#MondayMotivation: @Gov_NB Minister of Health, Dorothy Shepard, endorses #ACCESSOpenMinds
@ACCESSNB and says the province will provide funding to 6 #youthmentalhealth centres. Thank you for recognizing these integral services!
Learn more below ⬇️
New Brunswick to provide funding to 6 youth mental health centres
New Brunswick's provincial government will be providing funding to six youth mental health locations across the province to continue their services.
atlantic.ctvnews.ca
#FridayVibes: Achetez vos billets pour le Festival de Films Au Contraire (FFAC) qui débute le 16 août. ➡️ https://www.acff.ca/
Le but du FFAC est d’irradier le stigmate et de dissiper les mythes qui entourent la santé mentale. Don't miss this #mentalhealth #filmfestival! 📽️
Read our new publication exploring perspectives of #mentalhealth professionals at @accessck who engaged #youth as advisors in service transformation ➡️ https://bit.ly/3i71UwZ
The co-authors would like to dedicate this manuscript to the memory of Dr. Eugenia Canas. ❤️
