The Canadian Mental Health Association – Sudbury/Manitoulin (CMHA – S/M) is pleased to announce that OTS Emergency Shelter will be temporarily located at Church of Christ the King for the 2018/2019 winter season. The permanent location for the shelter is currently undergoing extensive renovations that will last throughout the winter. Open seven days a week, […]Continue readingOff the Street Emergency Shelter set to open doors November 1
CMHA Sudbury/Manitoulin volunteers are a vital part of our team. By giving generously of their time, talents and energy to support the work of our organization throughout the year, volunteers make many of our programs possible. That’s why from April 15 to 21, CMHA Sudbury/Manitoulin joins organizations across the country in celebrating Canada’s 12.7 million […]Continue readingCMHA celebrates National Volunteer Week
CMHA Sudbury/Manitoulin is encouraging Ontarians to take a stand for equitable access to mental health and addictions care for Zero Discrimination day. Held annually on March 1, Zero Discrimination Day is an annual campaign which aims to celebrate diversity and reject discrimination in all its forms. CMHA recognizes that stigma and discrimination is a reality […]Continue readingCMHA takes a stand for Zero Discrimination Day
Addictions and Mental Health Ontario (AMHO) and Canadian Mental Health Association, Ontario (CMHA Ontario) are joining forces to call on political parties to commit to urgently-needed investments in mental health and addictions care. To help influence the June 7, 2018 provincial election, AMHO has released Where Change Happens, an action plan that calls for new […]Continue readingChampions call for increased funding for mental health and addictions care
The Sudbury Wolves and Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), Sudbury/Manitoulin branch are teaming up to raise awareness about the importance of mental health during an upcoming Wolves home game. The Sudbury Wolves game on Friday, February 16 at 7:05 pm will feature: A CMHA-run kiosk so fans can learn more about mental health (in the […]Continue readingSudbury Wolves and CMHA Sudbury/Manitoulin team up to raise awareness about mental health during home game
The holidays can be a less-than-cheerful time of year for some, especially those who find themselves alone. This was not the case at the Off the Street Emergency Shelter, especially on Christmas Eve. Many were in attendance at the community event to celebrate the holiday with Aspire to Inspire with bbnobrega. The event is part […]Continue readingCelebrating the Holidays at the Off the Street Emergency Shelter
Happy holidays and wellness wishes to you and your family this holiday season! We are thankful for everyone we have had the chance to meet, help, work with and collaborate with this past year. We couldn’t have accomplished all we thrived to do without your support and encouragement. For support during the holiday season and […]Continue readingSeason’s Greetings from Us to You
Community Mobilization Sudbury (CMS) is a partnership representing over 25 agencies from diverse community sectors – health, children’s services, justice, education, mental health and addictions, and social services. Working together, CMS’ mission is about leading and connecting for improved community well-being through proactive collaboration and response. One aspect of the CMS program is the Rapid […]Continue readingCommunity Mobilization Sudbury evaluates success and opportunity
What if one small change could make a big difference to improve your own health or the health of others? That’s the message of Change Day, a growing global movement that empowers health care professionals, clinicians, caregivers, providers, patients and leaders to make small actions to collectively bring positive change to the health system. The […]Continue readingChange Day encourages small change for big impact
CMHA Sudbury/Manitoulin is receiving more than $9 million in provincial government funding to renovate 200 Larch Street and set up a community hub model of services to benefit the community’s homeless population. The funding for the CMHA program is part of Ontario’s Home for Good partnership program and comes from the Ministry of Housing. The […]Continue readingCMHA SM program receives provincial funding