Without mental health, there is no health.

Our mission is to enrich the lives of the one in five Canadians living with mental illness.

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The 2nd Edition of Project Saade: Progress for Mental Health’s Initiative to Fill Backpacks & School Supplies for Underprivileged Youth in Ottawa

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Project Saade distributes backpacks with school supplies for underprivileged youth in Ottawa

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PFMH, Mayor of Barrie, and John Tavares Team Up to Fill School Backpacks for Underprivileged Youth

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Violence Prevention in Ottawa Spring 2023 Training

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Violence Prevention in Ottawa Winter 2023 Training

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Violence Prevention in Ottawa 2022 Training

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Violence Prevention in Ottawa 2021 Training

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Project Saade distributes backpacks with school supplies for underprivileged youth in Ottawa

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PFMH, Mayor of Barrie, and John Tavares Team Up to Fill School Backpacks for Underprivileged Youth

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Violence Prevention in Ottawa Spring 2023 Training

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Violence Prevention in Ottawa Winter 2023 Training

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Violence Prevention in Ottawa 2022 Training

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Violence Prevention in Ottawa 2021 Training

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PFMH, Mayor of Barrie, and John Tavares Team Up to Fill School Backpacks for Underprivileged Youth

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Violence Prevention in Ottawa Spring 2023 Training

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Violence Prevention in Ottawa Winter 2023 Training

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Violence Prevention in Ottawa 2022 Training

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Violence Prevention in Ottawa 2021 Training

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Violence Prevention in Ottawa Spring 2023 Training

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Violence Prevention in Ottawa Winter 2023 Training

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Violence Prevention in Ottawa 2022 Training

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Violence Prevention in Ottawa 2021 Training

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Why Mental Health?

1 in 5
Canadians will experience a mental illness every year.
50%
of Canadians will experience a mental illness by 40 years of age.
86%
of Canadians believe mental health services should be funded equally to physical health care.
500,000
employed Canadians are unable to work due to mental health problems every week.
$51 billion
is the economic burden of mental illness in Canada estimated every year, including health care costs, lost productivity, and reductions in health-related quality of life.
Source: Mental Health Commission of Canada

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