Careers at CMHA

Mental health begins where you live, learn, work and play. Together, we can make a difference.

Are you excited to bring your skills and passion to a supportive work environment that encourages teamwork, innovative thinking, and community collaboration?

Are you looking for a place where your knowledge and experience unite with a team that makes a difference and promotes mental health for all, supporting the resilience and recovery of people experiencing mental illness?

If you want to make a difference in our community, care about mental health and have the right skills, we are excited to hear from you!

Along with the opportunity to be part of a team that shares your passion, we offer extended health benefits, pension plans, flexibility, and work/life balance!

Current External Job Opportunities:
Current Internal Job Opportunities

 

While qualified CMHA BCGEU members have first consideration, all interested candidates should apply. 

 

*Click on the job opportunity you are interested in to see the full job description.

Submit resumes to: [email protected]

While qualified CMHA BCGEU members have first consideration, all interested candidates should apply. 

CMHA Vernon is committed to building an inclusive workplace and community and seeks candidates who share our commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion.

** Proof of COVID-19 vaccination is a condition of employment with CMHA Vernon & District

 

Online Donation Form

How to Donate to CMHA Vernon

Your gift supports the Canadian Mental Health Association – Vernon District in its mission to promote mental health and help those with mental illnesses. As a nationwide leader and champion for mental health, CMHA-Vernon facilitates access to the resources people require to maintain and improve mental health and community integration, build resilience, and support recovery from mental illness. Because of your support, lives are being saved and transformed!

Donate in person or by mail

Cheques can be made payable to: Canadian Mental Health Association VERNON BRANCH

3100 – 28th Ave.
Vernon, BC
V1T 1W3

Cash donations can be made in person Monday-Friday, 8:00-4:00 pm

Thank you to our Supporters

We are incredibly grateful for our supportive community for making our mission of a mentally healthy community a reality. From individual/organizational donors to community partner event organizers, sponsors of our signature events and those who have donated in honor or memory of their loved ones, we could not do all that we do without you.

We would be happy to work with you to determine an opportunity that best suits your needs and wishes including Legacy Giving, sponsoring an event or having your own. Please contact [email protected] for details.

Become a Member

Become a member of Canadian Mental Health Association Vernon and join a movement to build a community of hope, support and inclusion. Your membership in CHMA tells government, funders and other decision-makers that our community supports the work we do to help individuals and families affected by mental illness.

As a CMHA member you will receive:

  • Membership with your local CMHA branch, CMHA BC Division and CMHA National
  • The opportunity to vote for members of our governing board of directors
  • A free subscription to the award-winning Visions Journal

Annual membership fees:

  • $20 Individual
  • $5 Individuals on limited income

To Become a CMHA Member or renew your membership:

Download our Membership Form!

Once completed, please deliver your membership form to:

Canadian Mental Health Association, Vernon & District Branch
3100 – 28th Avenue

Vernon, BC  V1T 1W3

You may also send your completed membership form by mail with payment (cheque or money order)

Alternatively, you may securely purchase your membership online via Paypal.


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Thank you for your interest in becoming a CMHA VERNON Member!

Ways to Get Involved

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.

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