CMHA Durham has evolved from a little white house to a leader in community Mental Health. We’re happy to share this visual history of CMHA Durham. Take a look at how we’ve progressed and grown over more than 60 years serving our community. The History of CMHA Durham
CMHA Durham joins Canadians across the country to honour the legacy of Black Canadians, past and present, for Black History Month in February.
En février, l’Association Canadienne pour la santé mentale de Durham (ACSM Durham) deviendra le premier fournisseur de services à offrir gratuitement la formation virtuelle ‘’Premiers soins en santé mentale’’ pour les francophones.
CMHA Durham’s Board of Directors is proud to announce Sheryl Wedderburn RN, BSCN, MHS, CHE. Recognized for her collaborative leadership style for developing high functioning teams and proven history of leveraging service innovation, Sheryl has consistently demonstrated a commitment to excellence in health services management. Her unwavering focus on improving…
Hi Everyone, 2021 marks my 40th year as CEO of CMHA Durham and I am very proud of the journey we have taken together in creating an Integrated Mental Health and Primary Care Hub. Our success has not been achieved by one person but all those who came before me…
On January 14, 2021 at 12:01 a.m. Durham Region will be placed in a Stay-at-Home Order and aligned with the Ontario Declared State of Emergency until February 10, 2021. CMHA Durham will be increasing our safety protocols to keep our clients, staff and community safe in accordance with provincial and municipal directives…
As of Midnight December 26th Durham Region will be moving into the lockdown zone (grey) alongside other areas in the province.
CMHA Durham joins individuals and organizations worldwide to commemorate the Transgender Day of Remembrance, an annual observance on November 20 that honours the memory of the transgender people whose lives were lost in acts of anti-transgender violence. These acts of violence are due to stigma and discrimination against their identity…
A Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), Durham Branch program has been recognized by a group of Ontario’s leading community-based health care organizations for its leadership in providing palliative care for homeless individuals with a terminal illness.
Retrouver son entrain peut vous aider. Les personnes qui ont du mal à gérer leur tristesse, leurs symptômes légers à modérés de dépression et d’anxiété, le stress et les inquiétudes peuvent profiter du programme gratuit de développement de compétences de l’Association canadienne pour la santé mentale (ACSM), Retrouver son entrainMD….
