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CMHA Waterloo Wellington’s 2025-26 Annual Report is Now Available
Sep 28, 2026
Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Waterloo Wellington is pleased to present its annual report for its 2025-26 fiscal year, which highlights key projects and successes for the organization between April 1, 2025 and March 31, 2026.
Within CMHA Waterloo Wellington’s 2025-26 annual report, you’ll read:
– A message from the board chair and CEO
– Year in numbers
– Leading coordinated access across Ontario Health West
– The importance of collaboration through the HART Hub
– From crisis to care: Building coordinated, wraparound support
– Community-based support and regional collaboration in KW
– Celebration community partnership excellence
– Warm hands, warm hearts: 700 pairs of mittens donated to CMHA Waterloo Wellington
– Every step matters: Colene Allen’s story
– Mental health and justice program
– Maple Leafs ticket auction raises funds for CMHA WW
– Walking in rhythm: supporting Indigenous evacuees during Manitoba’s wildfire crisis
– Seniors Crisis Supports
– Mental health consultants supporting childcare
– Shoppers Drug Mart Run for Women raises $202,000
– AI at CMHA WW
– Dialectical behaviour therapy
– Illuminate
– $73,032 raised with Tim Hortons’ holiday Smile Cookie campaign
– Early intervention support for female-identifying youth
– Westmount Tradition Charity Tennis Tournament raises $144,000 for eating disorders program
– Supporting youth through integrated mental health and substance use care
– Mask Off 2026: an unforgettable evening in support of youth mental health
– Community voices matter: strengthening care through shared perspectives
– Mental health promotion and education: an evolution of services
– Advancing workplace mental health
– Our community showed up for mental health
– Financial overview
“This year, CMHA Waterloo Wellington navigated an increasingly complex and evolving mental health system shaped by rising demand, intersecting social challenges, and continued system transformation,” says board chair Irene Thompson and CEO Helen Fishburn. “Through strong government relations, community partnerships, and staff leadership, we continued to adapt while keeping people at the centre of our work.
“Together, we are strengthening systems and building a more responsive, compassionate future for mental health and wellbeing in Waterloo Wellington.”
Read the 2025-26 CMHA Waterloo Wellington annual report here.