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Nisa Helpline
The Nisa Helpline is a registered not-for-profit Canadian charity that offers free, anonymous and confidential 12-hr telephone line available to Muslim women across North America.
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Naseeha Mental Helpline
Naseeha Mental Helpline provides the Islamic community with the tools needed to address mental health.
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One Stop Talk / Parlons maintenant (OST/PM)
One Stop Talk / Parlons maintenant (OST/PM) is a new virtual, free, confidential walk-in service designed to help streamline access to mental health support and reduce wait times across the province.
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Healthy Body Healthy Mind
Healthy Body Healthy Mind enhances mental health literacy and reduce stigma by exposing children to mental health concepts at a young age repeatedly through the years. The program encourages children to talk about mental health, promotes positive self-identity, and healthy decision-making.
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Workplace Safety and Prevention Services Resource Hub
Workplace Safety & Prevention Services (WSPS) is a Health and Safety Association, supporting employers and workers in the agricultural, manufacturing, and service sectors, throughout Ontario.
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BounceBack
CMHA’s BounceBack is a free skill-building program designed to help adults and youth 15+ manage low mood, mild to moderate depression and anxiety, stress or worry and is delivered over the phone with a coach and through online videos.
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Brighter Days: An Indigenous Wellness Program
Brighter Days: An Indigenous Wellness Program was developed by Indigenous educators, school counsellors and community program workers to empower First Nations, Inuit and Métis youth with skills, tools and resources to support their well-being.
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The Black Youth Helpline
Black Youth Helpline serves all youth and specifically responds to the need for a Black youth specific service, positioned and resourced to promote access to professional, culturally appropriate support for youth, families and schools.
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Sarnia-Lambton Native Friendship Centre & Ontario Federation of Indigenous Friendship Centres
Friendship Centres improve the lives of urban Indigenous people by supporting self-determined activities which encourage equal access to, and participation in, Canadian society while respecting Indigenous cultural distinctiveness.
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In the Know
In the Know is a mental health literacy program designed specifically for farmers, their families, and those who are involved in and/or support the agricultural sector.
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