CMHA News
Use CMHA news to stay informed about our upcoming events, community initiatives, and mental health resources.
Explore our stories to see how we’re making a difference and learn about the various programs we offer. From workshops and support groups to volunteer opportunities and fundraising events, there’s always something happening at CMHA Vernon.
Remember, your mental health matters, and we are here to support you every step of the way. Keep checking back for more updates and inspiring stories from our dedicated team and the wonderful people we serve.
Ride Don’t Hide Update
The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Vernon regrets to announce that the 2026 Ride Don’t Hide cycling event will not proceed as scheduled on June 7, 2026. This...
Mental Health Week celebrated
Meaningful connections and strengthening mental health will be the focus as North Okanagan residents gather for National Mental Health Week. The Canadian Mental Health...
Artists sought for Music Festival
The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Vernon & District is providing a showcase for local musicians, artists, and creative facilitators at the inaugural...
New director of integrated programs
CMHA Vernon & District is pleased to announce the appointment of Kelli Sullivan as Director of Programs – Youth, Family and Adult (Integrated Services). This newly...
Free health clinic opens for North Okanagan youth
Barrier-free access to sexual health and immunization services is available to youth in the North Okanagan. Starting April 16, the Canadian Mental Health Association...
Coldest Night of the Year a success
Canadian Mental Health Association Vernon & District held a successful Coldest Night of the Year walk Feb. 28. About $30,000 was raised by more than 160...
Impact Report 2024-2025
We’re proud to share the incredible progress, stories, and community impact made possible through the support of our partners, donors, and volunteers. This year’s...
Coldest Night of the Year supports neighbours
There’s still time to get involved in an annual event that supports North Okanagan residents facing housing insecurity. On Feb. 28, 2026, Canadian Mental Health...
Embrace The Push-Up Challenge
The Push-Up Challenge returns from Feb. 5 to 27 and it's a great opportunity to use physical fitness as a way of navigating mental health. The challenge is simple but...
Register for Coldest Night of the Year
Lacing up your runners, pulling on a warm coat and going for a walk can make a significant difference for North Okanagan residents experiencing housing insecurity. On...
Be the Reason campaign launches
As we approach the end of the year, we’re reminded of the incredible power each of us holds — the power to make someone feel seen, heard, and valued. At Canadian Mental...
PGA Teach-A-Thon a success
Making an impact, one swing at a time.The PGA of BC’s Teach-a-thon for Mental Health changed the lives of people in our local community living with mental health...
CMHA News
Use CMHA news to stay informed about our upcoming events, community initiatives, and mental health resources.
Explore our stories to see how we’re making a difference and learn about the various programs we offer. From workshops and support groups to volunteer opportunities and fundraising events, there’s always something happening at CMHA Vernon.
Remember, your mental health matters, and we are here to support you every step of the way. Keep checking back for more updates and inspiring stories from our dedicated team and the wonderful people we serve.
Ride Don’t Hide Update
The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Vernon regrets to announce that the 2026 Ride Don’t Hide cycling event will not proceed as scheduled on June 7, 2026. This...
Mental Health Week celebrated
Meaningful connections and strengthening mental health will be the focus as North Okanagan residents gather for National Mental Health Week. The Canadian Mental Health...
Artists sought for Music Festival
The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Vernon & District is providing a showcase for local musicians, artists, and creative facilitators at the inaugural...
New director of integrated programs
CMHA Vernon & District is pleased to announce the appointment of Kelli Sullivan as Director of Programs – Youth, Family and Adult (Integrated Services). This newly...
Free health clinic opens for North Okanagan youth
Barrier-free access to sexual health and immunization services is available to youth in the North Okanagan. Starting April 16, the Canadian Mental Health Association...
Coldest Night of the Year a success
Canadian Mental Health Association Vernon & District held a successful Coldest Night of the Year walk Feb. 28. About $30,000 was raised by more than 160...
Impact Report 2024-2025
We’re proud to share the incredible progress, stories, and community impact made possible through the support of our partners, donors, and volunteers. This year’s...
Coldest Night of the Year supports neighbours
There’s still time to get involved in an annual event that supports North Okanagan residents facing housing insecurity. On Feb. 28, 2026, Canadian Mental Health...
Embrace The Push-Up Challenge
The Push-Up Challenge returns from Feb. 5 to 27 and it's a great opportunity to use physical fitness as a way of navigating mental health. The challenge is simple but...
Register for Coldest Night of the Year
Lacing up your runners, pulling on a warm coat and going for a walk can make a significant difference for North Okanagan residents experiencing housing insecurity. On...
Be the Reason campaign launches
As we approach the end of the year, we’re reminded of the incredible power each of us holds — the power to make someone feel seen, heard, and valued. At Canadian Mental...
PGA Teach-A-Thon a success
Making an impact, one swing at a time.The PGA of BC’s Teach-a-thon for Mental Health changed the lives of people in our local community living with mental health...