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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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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Check out our practical guides, reports, academic publications, and infographics designed for anyone and everyone interested in youth mental health.
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The #COVID19 #Student #Support #Network has just launched - it offers a space for post-secondary students to share their #thoughts and #feelings towards the uncertainty around the upcoming #school year - they invite all students to sign up here➡️https://bit.ly/3e2l70c
#HappyMonday - inspiring to see #mentalhealth initiatives adapt care to #youth's needs! @KidsHelpPhone launched an option for texters to request to speak with an #Indigenous crisis responder. Text CONNECT to 68-68-68 and then FIRST NATIONS, METIS or INUIT➡️
Kids Help Phone connects Indigenous youth with culturally appropriate helpers | The Manitoulin Expositor
TORONTO – Kids Help Phone (KHP), the Canadian non-profit that provides mental health and crisis support targeted mainly toward a younger demographic...
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For all of you who want to know more about how to use #socialmedia for #knowledgetranslation: check out this free conference happening next week! Topics include using social media for recruitment of patient partners, stakeholder engagement and more. Registration ⬇️
Last call! Registration for #KTDRR20, hosted by the @KTDRR_Center closes tonight at 11:59 p.m. Eastern. We can’t wait to see you on Monday, October 26: https://ktdrr.org/conference2020/index.html
Congratulations to @youthhubsON, @DrJLHenderson and everyone involved for receiving #sustainable #investement for hubs across Ontario! This is incredible news and a huge step for #youthmentalhealth in Canada 🥳
Thank you @celliottability @MichaelTibollo! This is such an important milestone for @YouthHubsON as we move from a demo initiative to sustainability and ensure enhanced MHA access and reduced wait times! TY to all who made this possible, esp all our youth partners! @CAMHnews https://twitter.com/ONThealth/status/1318967685380771841
💻LIVE NOW w/ @PhilanthropyCDA: @ACCESS_OM Srividya Iyer is speaking about different forms of #data in context of #youthmentalhealth & #diversity #inclusivity, how we can collect data and use it collaboratively to bring upon meaningful change ➡️ https://lnkd.in/ePYjmrD
