Apr 10, 2025 | Local News | 0 comments
CMHA Vernon & District is honoured to be the charity of choice for Watkin Motors Ford Presents Thankful Thursday.
The film will be Bring It On, a cult classic that centers around two high school cheerleading teams’ preparation for a national competition.
May 6 at 6:30 p.m.
Vernon Towne Theatre
100% of the Box Office profits from the screening will go directly to CMHA Vernon.
You can purchase your tickets now at thetowne.ca/movie/bring-it-on—thankful-thursday
The YISH is a community for youth aged 12 to 24, offering inclusivity, inspiration, and support. We aim to create a safe and motivating space for every youth to reach their potential, serving as a compassionate hub empowering youth.
At CMHA Vernon, we have built a community of support for individuals and their families living with mental health challenges, from youth programs to housing to education to employment to psychosocial rehabilitation. We help everyone in our community find the best type of care or service to match their need.
You can make mental health matter. There are many ways you can help CMHA promote the mental health of everyone and support the resiliency and recovery of those experiencing mental illness.
CMHA is dedicated to mental wellness, and housing stability is a key component of health. Adequate, suitable and affordable housing contributes to our physical and mental well-being. It leads to increased personal safety and helps decrease stress, leading to improved sleep and diet. All of these factors result in better mental health outcomes.
We all have mental health. CMHA believes that good mental health is essential to overall health and well-being. Whether you are managing a mental illness, supporting someone you care about, or looking to build your own overall health, we can help you build mental health skills and resilience for yourself and your family.
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Mental illnesses are health problems that affect the mind—your thoughts, your emotions, your behaviours. There are many different mental illnesses, and they affect people in different ways. In this section, learn more about the different mental illnesses, learn more about treatment and recovery, and find help in your community.
