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The mental health movement has never been stronger than it is today. Attitudes are changing, knowledge is evolving, treatments are improving and potential cures are emerging. With your support, we can make breakthroughs, dismantle barriers and save lives.
CAMH used to be a walled asylum. But because of the mental health movement, Not Today.
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Start your fundraiser today and help transform how our communities think about mental health.
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Mental health research is saving lives today
With your support, CAMH researchers are revolutionizing the ways we diagnose, treat, and prevent mental illness.
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Monthly Giving
Being a Change Agent is more than just a monthly gift. It’s a commitment to stopping mental illness from destroying lives.
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Give In Memory or In Honour
A beautiful way to pay tribute to someone dear to you. By giving today, you will also help shatter the stigma surrounding mental illness.
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Business Leaders for Mental Health Action
A philanthropic coalition of business leaders and companies committed to improving the psychological health and safety of employees and advocating for businesses to take action.
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Volunteer at CAMH
Make our cause your cause. Gain experience with clients or assist in a research capacity. Involve your workplace. Volunteers are essential to CAMH's mission.
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Music to Move Your Mood
CAMH partnership with CBC Music strikes a chord on youth mental health
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CAMH ranks among Canada's top three medium-sized research hospitals
On January 31, 2023, Research Infosource released its 2022 rankings (based on the 2020-21 fiscal year) for Canada’s Top 40 Research Hospitals.
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First Nations community engagement leads to the development of evidence and community-informed wellness strategies
Many existing programs designed to address mental health and substance use challenges in First Nations communities are not culturally safe, wholistic or responsive to community-specific needs. The First Nations Wellness Initiative (FNWI) is a collaborative model for developing community-driven, evidence-informed and community-based wellness strategies in First Nations communities.
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