#OnlyHuman2020 – Cancelled Due to Public Health Concerns Around COVID-19 Sadly, we must regrettably inform all interested parties that this years Only Human conference will not be moving forward. The Canadian Mental Health Association and Service Hospitality have decided that, in light of recommendations by public health officials around large gatherings, there is too much […]Continue readingCancelled – We’re Only Human 2020 Conference
The certification training is geared towards a variety of individuals who may be tasked with addressing psychological health and safety in the workplace including professionals in human resources, occupational health and safety, health and wellness, or disability management. Leaders and organizational champions for mental health in the workplace are also encouraged to register. The training […]Continue readingCMHA Certified Psychological Health and Safety Advisor Training
The certification training is geared towards a variety of individuals who may be tasked with addressing psychological health and safety in the workplace including professionals in human resources, occupational health and safety, health and wellness, or disability management. Leaders and organizational champions for mental health in the workplace are also encouraged to register. The training […]Continue readingCMHA Certified Psychological Health and Safety Advisor Training
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CMHA Saskatchewan Division Annual General Meeting Friday May 25, 2018 Sheraton Cavalier Hotel 612 Spadina Cres. E. Saskatoon, SK The CMHA AGM coincides with the “OUR MOTHERS, OUR FUTURE CONFERENCE“. The AGM will provide current members an opportunity to vote for the up and coming new board members (listed below). CMHA will be offering […]Continue readingCMHA Saskatchewan Division Annual General Meeting – AGM
For the Official Paper Released with this position statement please CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD PDF. Key Points on Bill C-14 CMHA believes that requests for medical assistance in dying (MAiD) should not be granted for patients where a mental illness is the sole underlying medical condition. As a recovery-oriented organization, CMHA does not believe that […]Continue readingCanadian Mental Health Association’s Position Paper on Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD)
Howdy all, Just a quick update today. We’ve got a couple new things to share with you all so why not have a meeting place for them all, right? First up, the May Cash Calendar winners have been posted! Make sure you pop over to the Cash Calendar page (conveniently featured under this paragraph) to […]Continue readingCash Calendar Winners, Newsletter & Annual Report Day!
Hello Everyone! It’s bee a while since we posted something on our site BUT we’ve just posted our January winners for the 2017 Cash Calendar! For those who don’t know our Cash Calendar has run for 25 years! With the wonderful people of Saskatchewan making the Cash Calendar fundraiser a success the whole quarter of […]Continue readingThe 2017 Cash Calendar Winners For January Are Up!
CMHA Saskatchewan Media Release November 1, 2016 The Canadian Mental Health Association (Saskatchewan Division) Inc. is saddened by these events. Our Association extends its deepest condolences to the communities, families and all others affected by these tragic and untimely deaths. We are pleased about the recent announcement of the EOC (Emergency Operations Centre) in La […]Continue readingComments On Northern Youth Suicides
CMHA Saskatchewan Media Release September 15, 2016 In light of recent high-profile drinking and driving court cases, and the ongoing problem of persons dying in alcohol-related fatal accidents, the Premier has rightly identified this as a serious problem which must be addressed. The Canadian Mental Health Association could not agree with this more. In listening […]Continue readingDrinking and Driving in Saskatchewan: Punishment vs Treatment
The latest edition of Bell Let’s Talk took over the Twitterverse and airwaves on January 27, and the one-day stigma-busting campaign didn’t disappoint.Continue readingBell Let’s Talk gets people talking