Food banks programs are here for people struggling to feed themselves and their family. They have a variety of eligibility criteria, service areas and hours of operation. Call the 2-1-1 helpline to find out about food banks near you.
If the warmer weather makes you feel like it’s time to take stock of your space and do a deep clean, you’re not alone. But did you also know there are several physical and mental wellbeing benefits to spring cleaning? To learn more, visit @Participaction: https://t.co/WkLAIPZHgC
Schools are an ideal place for mental health promotion, prevention and early intervention. Supporting mental health at school encourages wellness, enhances learning, and carries economic benefits.
Learn more:
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#SchoolMentalHealthON
Does #mentalhealth feel like a confusing concept? It’s OK if you’re unsure what it means. We’re available 24/7 to offer support as you learn about and explore your mental health and what mental #wellness means to you.
Text 686868
Call 1-800-668-6868
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Sometimes sharing about it can help. The Peer-to-Peer Community at Kids Help Phone is a moderated space developed for youth, by youth, to let their feelings out. Visit https://t.co/6BSJNW4UVn to explore the community ❤️
The Public Health Agency of Canada launched a new funding opportunity for the School Health Grant for Youth.
Students enrolled in grades 9 to 12, or Secondary 3 to 6 in Quebec, are invited to apply by April 15. https://t.co/MrflWrD3cL
#YouthSchoolGrant
The Special Education and Student Wellness team is getting ready to distribute deliveries of inclusive story books, short stories and young adult novels to each of UCDSB’s school. These materials are being distributed through the IDEAs Community of Practice and Advocacy Series!
March break is just around the corner! The change in routine may cause many different emotions. Let’s start the conversation and discuss these important self-care tips and tricks with our school-aged children:
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#LGLSchoolHealth
Happening this week:
Support Groups (IN-PERSON)
📅Mar 5, 6:30-8pm
🙍♀️For parents, caregivers of children 12-25
@rcywhoo
Support Groups (VIRTUAL)
Mar 6, 6:30-8pm, for parents of children 13-25
Mar 7, 7:00-8:30pm
Register ⬇️
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March is National Social Work Month. Social workers play a vital role in Ontario schools. Thank you for your dedication and commitment to the mental health and well-being of #EveryStudent.
#SchoolMentalHealthON
Black Mental Health Week is an initiative to highlight, support and improve the mental health of the Black community. Let us raise our voices for Black mental health and wellness. #BlackMentalHealthWeek https://t.co/ISdb1hUsgR
Wednesday, Feb. 28 is #PinkShirtDay - a day to promote kindness and acceptance toward ourselves and others. Let's help spread awareness and explore ways to help prevent bullying in our schools and communities! 💕
Learn more at https://t.co/IFVqnceWCE
It’s important to note that #BlackHistoryMonth can be difficult for some Black students. As caring adults, we can encourage students to take time this month for self-care and self-love—which are essential for the mental health and well-being of racialized youth.
Producers often live where they work and can therefore feel as though they should always be working. They may also feel pressure to work while the weather is favourable. These factors can make it hard for them to de-stress and relax https://t.co/4RlPuoNyfG #CdnAgDay
We always encourage open conversations about mental health. Let's actively listen, share our stories & support one another with empathy. Together, we can create a world where mental health is treated with the same importance as physical health. #MyUCDSBFamily#MentalHealthMatters
On Friday, Power Up 2, Education and Community Partnership Program, and Successful Destinations Program Teachers all met at the Baldachin Inn for Day 2 of their Real World Learning training! We’re so excited to see the student work!
Take a look in the mirror today and smile. You've been doing a great job and you're doing the best you can.
Find more #SelfCare tips on the #mindyourmind website under #Wellness.
9-8-8 is Canada’s new helpline for anyone who is thinking about suicide or who is worried about someone they know. Reach out for help, whenever you need it.
CMHA Ontario is celebrating diversity on International Day of Persons with Disabilities.
Today, we focus on mental health and addictions, recognizing that inclusivity goes beyond physical accessibility.
To learn more about #IDPD: https://t.co/9RX9zCS42x
#DisabilityDay.
The holiday season is upon us. Between work, family commitments, holiday traditions, and everything in between sometimes the self-care gets a little lost in all of the commotion. Let’s not let that happen! #mhccHealthyHolidays#MentalHealth#SelfCare