CMHA Mental Health Week 2025

May 5 - 11
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CMHA Mental Health Week 2025

#UnmaskingMentalHealth

CMHA Mental Health Week

Living with a mental health or substance use challenge is hard enough; masking can make it even harder. Living with mental health challenges often forces people to hide behind a “mask” to protect themselves from judgment and discrimination. But the heavier the stigma, the heavier the mask becomes, and the more isolated we feel.

This Mental Health Week (May 5-11), we’re encouraging people across Canada to look beyond the surface and see the whole person. By embracing honesty and vulnerability, we open the door to deeper connections and the mental health benefits that come with it. In doing so, we can create a ripple effect of courage and understanding across the country.

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However you choose to participate in CMHA Mental Health Week 2025 you’ll be supporting accessible, quality care for Toronto residents through programs, research and advocacy that create belonging and hope.

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Register for a Free Workshop

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Join us at one of our free online workshops to learn more about selfcare, mental health and building a mentally healthy workplace.
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Join the Circle of Belonging

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Support CMHA Toronto with a monthly donation and allow us to offer mental health services to those in need in our community.
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Join the conversation Online

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JOIN the conversation online and at your workplace with our Mental Health Week toolkits.
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Compassion is a skill that can be learned and practiced. It is fundamental to building an equitable society.
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We all have a role to play in making sure our community is mentally healthy.

Participate in Mental Health Week 2025 by joining one of our free virtual workshops. They are geared to everyone and delivered by mental health professionals.

Learn how you can support your own mental health, your workplaces’, and your community.

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If you or someone you know needs mental health support, there are programs and services available to help. See our programs here.

If you are in crisis, please call 211.