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Support, Not Stigma: Honouring Lives Lost to Drug Poisoning in Our Community

More than 2,200 Ontarians died from drug poisoning last year. It’s important that we recognize the pain behind these numbers. These losses were parents, siblings, friends, and neighbours – members…

Westmount Tradition Charity Tennis Tournament Raises $144,000 For CMHA Waterloo Wellington’s Eating Disorders Program

The 10th annual Westmount Tradition Charity Tennis Tournament reached a remarkable milestone, raising $144,000 in support of the Canadian Mental Health Association Waterloo Wellington’s (CMHA WW) Eating Disorders Program. What…

Mental Health and the Summer Season: A Reality Check and a Refresher

Summer often arrives with a highlight reel of expectations: perfect weather, carefree kids, relaxing vacations, and endless sunshine. But for many people, this season isn’t always the picture of ease…

Annual Report

A Year of Impact, Hope, and Resilience:Our Annual Report 2024-25. As we reflect on 2024, we’re proud to share the incredible impact we’ve made together at CMHA Waterloo Wellington. This…

Mount Forest Office Closed Today (June 27th)

Men’s Mental Health Awareness Day

The quiet crisis: why so many men feel alone For years, loneliness was dismissed as a personal issue, like a fleeting feeling that could be easily shrugged off. But today,…

Fit, active and healthy seniors: celebrating Seniors Month in Ontario

June is Seniors Month in Ontario, a time to recognize and celebrate the contributions of older adults who have shaped our province into what it is today. This year’s theme,…

June is National Indigenous History Month — a time to reflect, learn, and act

At CMHA WW, we join individuals and organizations across the country in recognizing the histories, cultures and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Urban Indigenous, the original stewards of this…