A downpour of rain couldn’t stop the outpouring of generosity and community spirit last Sunday as more than 170 community members including 127 riders and striders took part in the 7th annual Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Ride Don’t Hide event at Creekside Park. Over $50,000 towards the $60,000 goal was raised from online registrations […]Continue readingCMHA Vernon Raises More than $50,000 to Support Local Mental Health
Pre-registrations, sponsorships and donations for the CMHA annual Ride Don’t Hide event have raised more than $34,000 to date towards the $60,000 goal to raise awareness and funds for local mental health. “We are grateful for the continued support and generosity from our community members who rally around our family, friends, neighbours and co-workers who […]Continue readingCMHA Vernon ‘Ride Don’t Hide’ for Mental Health at 57% of Goal
What is in your medicine cabinet? If you look, chances are you’ll find medications that are expired or that you no longer need. If there are medications in there that aren’t being used or are expired, why keep them? Expired medications can be ineffective or even toxic. Plus, there is the risk of accidental ingestion […]Continue readingCMHA Vernon Partners with Shuswap North Okanagan Division of Family Practice for Medicine Return Project
The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), Vernon & District Branch kicked off its annual Mental Health Week (May 6 -12) celebrations with a new campaign – Celebrate Everyday Victories – encouraging youth and young adults throughout British Columbia to pause and acknowledge their small daily wins and celebrate their journey towards positive mental wellness. During […]Continue readingCMHA Calls On BC Youth to Celebrate Their Everyday Victories During Mental Health Week
The Vernon & District Branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) is joining CMHA branches across the country to mark its annual Mental Health Week from May 6-12. “We encourage everyone in our community to take action during Mental Health Week to raise awareness about mental health. We all have mental health and have […]Continue readingCMHA Promotes Local and National Initiatives to Improve Mental Health
An agreement between Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), Vernon & District and the Mental Illness Family Support Centre (MIFSC) is ensuring a full scope of family support services will continue for Vernon and area families. For nearly 20 years, MIFSC has provided vital supports for families of individuals diagnosed with a mental illness. Earlier this […]Continue readingCMHA Vernon & District Announces Family Support Programs at Beach Radio Community Airtime Award Launch
Want to know how to feel happier, more confident and worry less? Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) – Vernon & District Branch is offering Living Life to the Full classes to help community members make a positive difference in their lives. Through interactive sessions, participants learn to understand their feelings, thoughts and behaviors, and discover […]Continue reading12 Hours That Can Change Your Life
Local Smoke burned up the stage at Record City last Saturday night, playing to a packed house to raise funds for local mental health. The event raised $685 from ticket sales and audience donations to support mental health programs offered by Canadian Mental Health Association – Vernon & District Branch. “We wanted to support an […]Continue readingLocal Smoke Fires up Funds for Mental Health
Longtime Bollywood Bang and community supporter Sunterra Custom Homes has signed on as presenting sponsor of this year’s Bollywood Bang Vernon taking place April 27 at Predator Ridge Resort. “We are pleased to offer our support of this multi-cultural event that has made such a positive impact on so many lives in our community,” said […]Continue readingSunterra Custom Homes Announced as Title Sponsor for Bollywood Bang Vernon
Losing a loved one to suicide can be one of the most traumatic and painful experiences of our lives. Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Vernon & District Branch will be hosting a free eight-week support group for those who have lost a loved one to suicide. “After a traumatic event it’s normal to have a […]Continue readingCanadian Mental Health Association to Host Suicide Support Group
