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Message from the ED – August 2024

This month, as we observe Overdose Awareness Day on August 31st, let’s confront an unsettling reality: the ripple effects of this crisis extend far beyond the individual. When overdose strikes, it’s not just a person who is lost; it’s a piece of our community’s...

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Message from the ED – July 2024

With all this sunshine brightening things up this month, it’s the right time to focus on your mental health and take care of yourself. On July 24th, we celebrate International Self-Care Day, a reminder to nurture our own well-being. This day is the perfect...

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Message from the ED – June 2024

June marks the celebration of two important events: Father’s Day and Pride Month.  Father’s Day is a time to honour the fathers, father figures, and caregivers in our lives. Pride Month is a time to celebrate the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and their ongoing fight...

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Message from the ED – May 2024

With Mental Health Week fast approaching (May 6th to May 12th), we’re gearing up for a week of reflection, support, and empowerment. This year, the focus revolves around the theme of “The Healing Power of Compassion.” Compassion isn’t just a...

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Message from the ED – March 2024

Though International Women’s Day has passed, the spirit of inclusion and celebration of women continues throughout the year. This year’s theme, ‘Inspire Inclusion,’ remains a powerful call to action. When we champion the inclusion of ALL women,...

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Social Media Victims Law Center 

The Social Media Victims Law Center (SMVLC) is an organization that focuses on the damaging effects social media can have on some of our lives. Recent studies have highlighted a concerning trend: a rise in teen suicide rates alongside increased social media usage. While the exact relationship is complex, it's clear that social media can contribute to mental health issues, including suicidal thoughts. Check out this in-depth guide to learn more about the link between social media and suicide, and discover how to support a friend or loved one who may be at risk.

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