Collaboration Opportunities
Join the Canadian Community Mental Health Network (CCMHN) today!
CCMHN is a dynamic working group fostering collaboration, innovation, and capacity growth in accessing mental health services. As a member or partner, your organization will gain access to a robust network of professionals, resources, training, and advocacy tools. Your collaboration will empower CCMHN to make a profound impact in the lives of individuals and communities across Canada.
Take the leap towards a stronger, unified mental health community and contribute to building a brighter, more resilient future for all.
Membership
Collaborate, share knowledge, participate in advocacy work, and build capacity to increase access to mental health services.
If you have questions, please email info@ccmhn.ca.
Eligibility:
Community Mental Health Organizations and/or service providers that are not affiliated with a national organization or entity, who are interested in joining forces with similar organizations to build capacity in providing mental health services. Preference will be given to grass-roots, lived experience organizations.
Partnership
Actively support and be involved in CCMHN member activities through:
- Sponsoring research
- Supporting innovation
- Providing education and training
If you have questions, please email info@ccmhn.ca.
Eligibility:
Educational, innovation, or research-based organizations and institutions who are interested in supporting community mental health organizations.
Partner Benefits
Research Advancement
- Contribute to mental health research.
- Develop cutting-edge projects, innovative methodologies, and impactful findings to shape policies and practices.
Data Sharing and Collaboration
- Increased collaboration results in more comprehensive and robust research outcomes.
Access to Expertise
- Opportunity to collaborate with experts, front-line providers, and those with lived experiences.
- Expertise can increase quality of research goals, methodologies, and interpretations.
Influence and Policy Impact
- Government and public relations support, advocacy work, and ongoing research directly impacting mental health policy development and implementation.
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