Calgary’s Mental Health and Addiction Strategy: A Community of Connections Town Hall @OBrienInstituteforPublicHealth
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Uploaded May 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Calgary’s landmark Mental Health and Addiction Strategy will build a stronger city where recognizing, acknowledging, helping, treating, and supporting those experiencing issues related to mental health and addiction is fundamental.

The University of Calgary has played a key role, together with other community partners, in informing the development of the strategy. The community-based strategy is designed to create an enabling environment for programs and services with evidence-informed insights to support the mental health of Calgarians.

The Mathison Centre for Mental Health Research & Education and the O’Brien Institute for Public Health present a town hall to introduce the City’s strategy and action plan to the broad University of Calgary community, and highlight the areas of relevance particularly for research but also campus wellness.
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Calgary’s Mental Health and Addiction Strategy: A Community of Connections Town Hall

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