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Mental Health Strategy for Canada

Key Initiatives

Recovery in mental health refers to living a satisfying, hopeful, and contributing life, even when mental health problems and mental illnesses cause ongoing limitations.

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Resources

Brochure - Mental Health Strategy for Canada

Making the Case for Investing in Mental Health in Canada

CHANGING DIRECTIONS, CHANGING LIVES: The Mental Health Strategy for Canada - Summary

CHANGING DIRECTIONS, CHANGING LIVES: The Mental Health Strategy for Canada - Summary - Woods Cree

CHANGING DIRECTIONS, CHANGING LIVES: The Mental Health Strategy for Canada - Summary - Plains Cree

CHANGING DIRECTIONS, CHANGING LIVES: The Mental Health Strategy for Canada - Summary - Ojibway

CHANGING DIRECTIONS, CHANGING LIVES: The Mental Health Strategy for Canada - Summary - Inuktitut

CHANGING DIRECTIONS, CHANGING LIVES: The Mental Health Strategy for Canada - Summary - Inuinnaqtun

CHANGING DIRECTIONS, CHANGING LIVES: The Mental Health Strategy for Canada - Text

Toward Recovery and Well-Being

Toward Recovery and Well-Being - Summary

Collaboration for Addiction and Mental Health Care: Best Advice

On the Front Lines - Municipalities can lead mental health solutions

Louise Bradley, Mental Health Commission of Canada President and CEO, writes about the…

Fact Sheet - How Municipalities Can Help Improve Mental Health Outcomes

As 2,000 municipal leaders gathered at the Federation of Canadian Municipalities…

MHCC Brochure: Creating Mentally Healthy Cities and Communities (FCM)

As 2,000 municipal leaders gathered at the Federation of Canadian Municipalities…

Out of the Shadows, Forever - An Overview

2010 Spring Roundtable Meeting - Transforming the Mental Health System

2009 Public Consultation Report - Chapter 4

2009 Public Consultation Report - Chapters 1-3

2009 Public Consultation Report - Executive Summary

2010 Spring Roundtable Meeting - Mental Health Promotion and Mental Illness Prevention

2010 Spring Roundtable Meeting - Recovery & Well-Being

2010 Spring Roundtable Meeting - Social Inclusion

2009 Public Consultation Report - Chapters 5-6

Making the Case for Investing in Mental Health in Canada - Backgrounder - Key Facts

Why Investing in Mental Health will Contribute to Canada’s Economic Prosperity and to the Sustainability of our Health Care System - Backgrounder - Key Facts

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