CMHA Toronto is helping #Pride grow. Come say ‘hi’ at our booth at this weekend’s street fair 🌈 (Jun 26-29). Meet clients, staff and allies and learn more about programs that support mental health in the GTA for the #2SLGBTQ+ community. ow.ly/rEOJ50Wh5bT

During Pride and National Indigenous History Month, CMHA Toronto celebrated how diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging lives in action not just words at the Routes Community Centre’s Spring Fling. #NIHM2025 #IndigenousPeoplesDay #Pride ow.ly/KUWp50WiBG6

CMHA Toronto is accepting applications for Fall 2025 (Sept–Dec). Gain hands-on experience supporting programs that foster hope, belonging, and wellbeing. Apply now! Applications are due by Monday, July 21. cmhato.org/get-involved/s…

Join us Thursday, July 31 from 12–1 PM for a free virtual workshop on building a more empathetic, mentally healthy workplace. 💬 Walk away with practical tips to support your team, improve communication, and create a culture where everyone feels valued. cmhato.org/workshops/crea…

Inhale. Exhale. On International Self-Care Day, remember that even the smallest acts—like taking a breath—can make a big difference. Self-care isn’t selfish. It’s necessary. Take a moment today to slow down, reset, and reconnect with yourself. 💚 #InternationalSelfCareDay

🤝 Gennady hadn’t seen a doctor in over a decade. When he got connected to CMHA Toronto’s primary health care program, he found he had dangerously high blood pressure. He also found a wide range of supports that set him on the path to better health. cmhato.org/news/gennadys-…

“Keep persisting. There are people who can help and people who care.” Danelle found ongoing support to manage her mental health condition through CMHA Toronto’s Primary Health Care program and the experienced, expert support of her Nurse Practitioner. ow.ly/zs5n50WyNTM

Jaya’s story is one of resilience, recovery, and community. Once a CMHA Toronto client, Jaya is now a Peer Support Worker who offers guidance, understanding, and hope to others on their mental health journeys. ow.ly/BwMq50WHJmW

This World Suicide Prevention Day, join CMHA Toronto’s free virtual workshop on Wed, Sept 10 to explore how stigma, silence, and systemic barriers impact risk—and how connection, validation & community care can save lives. ow.ly/nMzG50WHLTK

On July 24, we celebrated 3 years of the Toronto Community Crisis Service at CMHA TO! TCCS provides a community-led, non-police response to crisis calls with trained mental health, addiction, peer, and youth workers. Happy to share the highlights of that celebration with you. 💚

Language, culture and lived experience matter. With a multi-disciplinary team of 26 that speaks more than 13 languages, TCCS is designed for the communities it serves. Learn what Community Engagement Lead De’Janna Mignott says is TCCS’s ‘special sauce.’ ow.ly/KzBz50WOaJ5

TCCS has fundamentally changed how our city responds to mental health crises. Frontline staff were celebrated for their contributions that support people before, during and beyond the moment of crisis. Learn more about the award-winners in: ow.ly/23m050WQpFZ

Join us on October 7 for SafeTALK, a half-day training from LivingWorks that teaches you how to recognize signs of suicide and connect individuals to life-saving support. Open to anyone 15 and older4 - no previous experience required. Register today - ow.ly/mWK750WTqQq

This World Mental Health Day, join our free virtual workshop to learn grounding techniques & tools to protect your mental health & support others. Explore ways to create safe spaces & build community care. 💚 Register today: ow.ly/qkVy50WVUzm

Join us on March 27 for Mental Health First Aid training and gain the skills to recognize warning signs, have supportive conversations, and respond effectively in a crisis. Spaces are limited - don't wait! Register today - ow.ly/pHeq50WTuZE

Carlton House is filling a critical gap: the first Toronto shelter designed for refugee claimants with mental health or addictions challenges. It’s a safe place to land, and a chance to heal. ❤️‍🩹 ow.ly/vNBc50X7UZ1

Imagine facing the choice: rent or food. For too many in Toronto, especially those in equity-seeking communities, this is reality. Tackling food insecurity means addressing poverty, housing, and health – together. ow.ly/MCf350X9eKh

CMHA Toronto is now accepting student placement applications for Winter 2026 (January–April). Apply by Friday, November 7 and help improve mental health for all through belonging and hope. ow.ly/TnnC50Xjhpp

⏰ Still time to join mental health therapist Christina Gallo for Creating Compassionate Workplaces on Thursday Oct 30 at 11 a.m. It’s free! Learn how to make space for authentic conversations and empathy-building at work. ow.ly/kthp50XjhFe

🫶🏽 Recovery happens in community, not isolation. CMHA Toronto’s 2024–2025 Impact Report celebrates the people, partnerships, and programs that make hope possible across Toronto. ow.ly/Ewbk50XjSBf