Cornwall’s First Men’s Mental Health Summit: Empowering Through Connection
On November 9th, CMHA Champlain East hosted Cornwall’s first-ever Men’s Mental Health Summit, a transformative event that brought nearly 100 participants together to address the often-overlooked crisis of men’s mental health.
With a lineup of inspiring speakers, impactful discussions, and actionable insights, the event fostered an environment of openness and understanding, breaking down barriers and stigma surrounding men’s mental wellness.
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In Ontario, addiction is more than a statistic—it’s a deeply personal crisis affecting our families, friends and communities. Behind every number, there’s a story. Behind every story, there’s a person—a person who was someone’s someone.
Today, we’re proud to launch the “Someone’s Someone” campaign, an initiative aimed at shining light on these stories and rallying for the compassionate, evidence-based support our loved ones deserve.
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Self-Esteem Starting January 9th, 2025 Click here for more information
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Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) Starting January 15, 2025 Click here for more information
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Temporary closure of Horizon Resource Centre
Canadian Mental Health Association, Champlain East is temporarily closing Horizon Resource Centre, its social recreation program based in Casselman, effective June 1st, 2024.
A wind-down process is currently underway.
The decision is part of the branch’s ongoing evaluation to determine the best ways to serve clients in the community. Virtual services will continue to be offered. Clients currently attending in-person social recreation programming will be given the option to participate in in-person activities at the branch’s other social resource centres in Cornwall and Hawkesbury.
For information about attending our virtual services or our resource centres in Cornwall and Hawkesbury 613-938-0435 or 1-800-439-8271
In Crisis? Call the CRISIS Line at 1-866-996-0991