While there may be some skepticism about #BellLetsTalk, please remember that the tweets and retweets raise millions of dollars each year for #mentalhealth initiatives that improve access, care, and research for Canadians.
Why do you support the mental health movement? Your story can help inspire others to join the movement. Together we can end the stigma, break down barriers to care & invest in research that will save lives today, and tomorrow. To participate, re-tweet with your story or reason!
This evening, the Toronto Sign is lit orange in memory of the 93 individuals buried in unmarked graves on the Williams Lake First Nation, and to honour all those who did not return from residential schools.
The day may be coming to an end, but the mental health movement continues 365 days a year! Together let's continue talking, listening & taking action. Follow us throughout the year for more ways to get involved—we won't stop until #MentalHealthisHealth for everyone.
Today, we raised the @Bell_LetsTalk flag at City Hall in recognition of #BellLetsTalk Day.
Proud to support this initiative to help end the stigma around mental health and start important conversations.
It’s Bell Let’s Talk Day! Check out how these celebrities look after their own mental health and join the conversation. For each video view, Bell donates an additional 5¢ to Canadian mental health initiatives. #BellLetsTalk
We just surpassed 50 million texts, calls, tweets using #BellLetsTalk, views of our official Bell Let's Talk Day video on social media, and use of our Facebook frame and Snapchat filter. Let's keep 'em coming! 😉
Keep talking, we’re listening. ❤️
Thanks to all who have already shared their reasons for supporting the mental health movement! Responses are inspiring and show just how strong we are together.
Don’t forget to share your story or reason!
#BellLetsTalk#MentalHealthisHealth