(Click image for larger view) In Memory Dr. Raymond Johnson CAMH marked the loss of a dedicated supporter with the passing of Trustee Dr. Ray Johnson in October 2006. A well-known Hamilton community leader, Ray was a health and kinesiology professor at McMaster University, a former Canadian Football League player and coach, and a volunteer for over 40 years with more than 20 community groups. he had selflessly shared his talents and experience in addiction services with CAMH on the Board of Trustees since 2001 and he will be sorely missed.

CAMH Annual Report to the Community 2006 - 07

• Dr. Paul Garfinkel, President and CEO
• Joanne Campbell, Vice-President, Communications and Community Relations
• Peter Catford, Vice-President, Information Management, Chief Information Officer and Chief Privacy Officer
• Dev Chopra, Executive Vice-President, Corporate Services and Redevelopment
• Gail Czukar, Executive Vice-President, Policy, Education and Health Promotion; General Counsel
• Mary Deacon, President and CEO, CAMH Foundation
• Dr. Shitij Kapur, Chief of Research
• Dean Martin, Vice-President, Finance/Support Services and Chief Financial Officer
• Dr. Benoit H. Mulsant, Physician-in-chief, and Clinical Director, Geriatric Mental Health Program
• Eric Preston, Vice-President, Human Resources and Organizational Development
• Dr. Stephen Sokolov, Vice-President, Medical Affairs
• Judith Tompkins, Chief of Nursing Practice and Professional Services and Executive Vice-President, Programs

Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act

As a publicly funded hospital, CAMH is bound by the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act to publish the names, positions and salaries of employees receiving annual salaries of $100,000 or more. This information is available online at http://www.fin.gov.on.ca/english/publications/salarydisclosure/2007/

PAHO/WHO Collaborating Centre in Mental Health and Addiction

This year CAMH renewed its appointment as a Pan American Health Organization / World Health Organization Collaborating Centre in Mental Health and Addiction, for a second four-year term. This recognition of excellence is a great honour, recognized worldwide.

Making Connections: Integration in Mental Health and Addiction

• Message from the Chair and President
• Making connections between people and clinical care
  • Law and Mental Health Program
  • Child, Youth and Family Program
  • Connecting older people with mental health and addiction services
  • Linking therapy and culture competence: Expanding services to Aboriginal people
  • Integrating the social determinants of health into care, research and education
• Connecting research with everything else we do
  • Linking research to health promotion: From the neuron to the neighbourhood
• Linking communities locally, provincially and globally
  • Helping underserved areas
  • Educating local service providers throughout Ontario
  • Reaching francophone communities
  • Building capacity in the community
  • CAMH Provincial Services
  • Connecting CAMH expertise to needs around the globe
  • Building capacity in Sri Lanka
• Building on excellence
  • Building a world-class hospital
• Financial snapshot (PDF version only)​
• CAMH by the numbers (PDF version only)​
• Board of Trustees as of March 31, 2007
• Senior Management Group