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The Canadian Mental Health Association, a nation-wide, volunteer organization, promotes the mental health of all and supports the resilience and recovery of people experiencing mental illness. CMHA accomplishes this mission through advocacy, education, community-based research and services.
We are committed to providing an environment that is free from prejudice, discrimination and harassment. We strive to reflect the entire community in our volunteers and staff, and promote equal access to the services we provide.
Our Agenda for BC
- Mental health has the same priority as all other matters in public policy and in the allocation of resources
- There is no longer any discrimination and societal stigma attached to any form of mental health problem or illness or to those who live with a mental illness
- CMHA’s Framework for Support is the accepted guiding model in the formulation of public policy and the provision of care
- Communities encourage and support the creation of environments where nurturing of healthy minds and attitudes is an accepted, ongoing priority
- Support and assistance is provided in an appropriate, dignified and timely manner to all those who are experiencing mental illness
- Families and caregivers receive effective support in their important role in the provision of assistance
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