Every year, in the first full week of May, people rally for CMHA Mental Health Week. It’s a Canadian tradition bringing communities, schools and workplaces together to celebrate, protect and promote mental health. This year, things are looking a little different. We are confined to our individual living spaces, in a time of collective uncertainty […]Continue reading7 ways to #GetReal about how you feel
For Mental Health Week, the Canadian Mental Health Association, BC Division promotes social connection to protect mental health in these difficult times VANCOUVER (B.C.) – Most British Columbians rely on shortcuts to describe their emotional state—even during the COVID-19 pandemic. According to new data released today by the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) in partnership […]Continue readingBritish Columbians feel anxious and crave real connection, but say they’re doing “fine”
The Technical Support Coordinator supports the National Manager in the areas of the virtualization of Living Life to the Full courses and provides technical support to facilitators for the Living Life to the Full / Vivre sa vie, pleinement program. The Coordinator is also responsible for monitoring the online course registration portal and will administrate […]Continue readingJob Posting: Technical Support Coordinator (Casual Temporary)
British Columbians are encouraged to check in and monitor their mental health during COVID-19 VANCOUVER, BC – The Canadian Mental Health Association BC Division (CMHA BC), with support from the Province of BC, has today enhanced its suite of online tools by launching a new resource designed to help youth and adults throughout British Columbia […]Continue readingCMHA BC Division launched new mental health assessment tool
The online resource hub has been developed by the Canadian Mental Health Association and SafeCare BC to provide support to frontline care workers during COVID-19 VANCOUVER, BC – : The Canadian Mental Health Association BC Division (CMHA BC), SafeCare BC and the Province of BC have today launched an online education resource designed to protect […]Continue readingNew mental health resource launched to support frontline health workers
Vancouver, April 9, 2020 – Fear is contagious – but so are caring and support. In this spirit of resilience, the Canadian Mental Health Association across BC is proud to offer expanded supports during the COVID-19 pandemic crisis with generous funding announced today from the Province of B.C. Peer support, BounceBack* coaching, community counselling and […]Continue readingCMHA proud to stand with British Columbians in facing COVID-19
CMHA is a great place to work! See our job postings below for exciting opportunities to join our team. Job Posting: Information and Volunteer Services Coordinator (Part-time) The Information and Volunteer Services Coordinator is responsible for coordinating public engagement and outreach activities. This includes providing mental health information, referral and support, public outreach through community […]Continue readingWe’re hiring! Join our information services or fundraising team
Vancouver, March 23, 2020 – As British Columbians face an unprecedented health crisis due to COVID-19, the Canadian Mental Health Association is responding to support their mental health. “This situation is unprecedented and we recognize that COVID-19 is having and will have impacts upon people’s mental health,” said Jonny Morris, Chief Executive Officer of Canadian […]Continue readingIn response to COVID-19, CMHA services get creative to connect
March 16, 2020 — We at Canadian Mental Health Association, BC Division are working hard to support British Columbians during this unprecedented period of COVID-19 response. We’ve shared an article with some tips on how to manage the isolation and anxiety around this pandemic. This is a hard time, particularly for people living with mental […]Continue readingServices during COVID-19 measures in BC
Anxiety is a normal reaction to uncertainty and things that may harm us. For many of us, the coronavirus and the COVID-19 illness make for a very uncertain future. People worry about their own health and the health of their loved ones, here and abroad. People may also have a lot of concerns around school […]Continue readingPandemic pushing your anxiety buttons?