CMHA Niagara Events
Here is a listing of our current and past events
2009/2010 Tune In - To Mental Health & Addictions
Informative Presentations for Parents/Caregivers & Teens
A number of expert speakers will be giving presentations on a variety of topics from October 2009 until May 2010.
Topics include drug use, emotions, bullying, internet use, and other Mental Health & Addiction topics.
Please click here (PDF 103KB) for a one page summary poster or here (PDF 262KB) for the full descriptions.
Please note that some presentations require registration.
Attendance is FREE thanks to generous sponsorship.
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"Type 2 - A Tragic Comedy" is an intense and emotional exploration into the world of bipolar disorder from the perspective of both those who suffer from the illness as well as their loved ones. This live stage performance won "Best of Fringe" at the 2008 Windsor International Fringe Festival and has been booked by the Ontario Psychological Association and the Canadian Mental Health Association - Oxford Branch, because of it's honest look at this illness.
This event took place Sept 11th, but please visit their website or the Brock Centre for the Arts for information on future shows.
Click here for more information on Mental Illness Awareness Week
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Safe Beds - Open House
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
15 Wellington Street, St. Catharines
6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Refreshments will be provided
Please R.S.V.P. call 905.641.5222 x254
Click here for a map or to view the flyer
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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Canadian Mental Health Association, Niagara
Thursday, June 18, 2008
Goodwill Room of Stokes Community Village
36 Page Street, St. Catharines, ON L2R 4A7
11:45 am - 1:45 pm
Lunch will be served
Speaker: Lorne Zon, CEO, CMHA Ontario
Topic: Provincial Directions in Mental Health
Photos and reports to be posted soon
Click here for a map
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Mental Health Week 2009
May 4th-10th
"Now more than ever - invest in yourself"
The Canadian Mental Health Association's 58th Mental Health Week takes place May 4th through 10th. The national awareness week provides Canadians with many opportunities to find out more about the importance of mental health, and how to achieve it in our daily lives.
Here in Niagara, events included radio spots featuring local mental health stories, a week long artshow in Niagara Falls and a Flag Raising Ceremony at the Niagara Falls City Hall.
Click here to read more...
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