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Some people are carrying burdens that no one else can see.🚵🧠 Ride to Resilience tells this story through the lens of fir...
06/20/2026

Some people are carrying burdens that no one else can see.

🚵🧠 Ride to Resilience tells this story through the lens of firefighter and professional mountain biker Steve Vanderhoek. The feature-length documentary follows his two-year journey shaped by trauma, loss, and healing on the trail and off.

➡️ Learn more about Vanderhoek's story and watch the Nanaimo screening of Ride to Resilience, happening June 28 at The Port Theatre: https://buff.ly/uUYEuXN

Mature Subject Matter Notice
This film contains mature themes, including discussions of mental health, depression, PTSD, su***de, traumatic emergency incidents, and loss. While there is no graphic content, some subject matter may be emotionally challenging. Viewer discretion is advised.

This summer, make the most of the moments you’re already celebrating by turning them into support for mental health in c...
06/19/2026

This summer, make the most of the moments you’re already celebrating by turning them into support for mental health in communities across BC—including your own. ☀️🧠💗

CMHA BC has been championing mental health in British Columbia since 1952 through community programs, education, and advocacy. With 1 in 5 people in BC experiencing a mental health challenge, continued support makes a real difference.

Whether you’re gathering with family, friends, or your wider community, you can easily amplify your impact and help support people facing mental health challenges in BC.

➡️ Make your summer gathering count easily: https://buff.ly/aIELPYK

June 18 is Support Services Appreciation Day––an opportunity to recognize, celebrate, and uplift support workers in the ...
06/18/2026

June 18 is Support Services Appreciation Day––an opportunity to recognize, celebrate, and uplift support workers in the healthcare field.

Support services workers play an essential role in a variety of care settings. Whether it's creating safe, welcoming environments, preparing nutritious meals, or offering a sense of companionship and connection for residents, their impact is truly felt.

Whether it's a coworker, a friend, or a family member in your life, today is the opportunity to celebrate support services workers, and thank them for their contributions 💗

➡️ Learn more about Support Services Appreciation Day: https://buff.ly/y7uvhbw

➡️ Access free webinars and resources to support well-being for people working in care: https://buff.ly/K8d5o8b

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Workplace wellness culture has evolved — but has it really changed?In this 1-hour webinar from , you'll explore the com...
06/18/2026

Workplace wellness culture has evolved — but has it really changed?

In this 1-hour webinar from , you'll explore the complex relationship between food, stress, and well-being in workplace settings. You'll leave with concrete language tools, a reflective framework for personal practice, and a more curious, less prescriptive lens for supporting people in your care.

Register: https://buff.ly/3bXreDM

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06/17/2026

Guys, let’s get talking this .

CMHA BC Division is inviting you to join the conversation on the role of mental health in overall well-being. Explore resources, support, and more to help you get real and engage in open conversations with each other.

Join the conversation today: bc.cmha.ca/RealTalk

06/17/2026

As a non-profit leader, you face a host of challenges unique to your industry.

This 1-hour webinar explores the impact of non-profit systems on your overall well-being and the practical tools you need to make wellness your priority. You'll find a discussion on the systems at play in this dynamic, and the changes needed to better support leaders in the non-profit sector.

🔗 Register: https://buff.ly/4r3kmnZ

We're so grateful to the talented trio of musicians, Aaron Chan-Schneck, Diana Welsh, and Emily Chen, for hosting last m...
06/17/2026

We're so grateful to the talented trio of musicians, Aaron Chan-Schneck, Diana Welsh, and Emily Chen, for hosting last month's Songs of Travel and Love concert! Over $4,200 was raised to power our mental health initiatives, advocacy, and outreach.

Thank you to the musical team behind this inspiring, music-filled fundraiser for mental health.

Missed the concert? Watch clips from the recital: https://buff.ly/NBWvjEk

🏢🧠💗 The Real Estate Grind for Mental Health returns this year on July 2! Every step up the Grouse Grind helps strength...
06/16/2026

🏢🧠💗 The Real Estate Grind for Mental Health returns this year on July 2!

Every step up the Grouse Grind helps strengthen programs that meet people where they are, empowering individuals, families, workplaces, and communities with the tools, knowledge, and support they need to build mental health and wellness.

Real estate industry members are invited to join in climbing to support stronger mental health, and a future where everyone has the opportunity to thrive: https://buff.ly/9ng2otL

Can't attend? Show your support by donating to the cause: https://buff.ly/VVouP4y

We look forward to seeing you on the trail! ⛰️

CMHA BC's scholarship and bursary program is now open for applications! 📚🎓Since 1982, CMHA BC has been commitment to low...
06/15/2026

CMHA BC's scholarship and bursary program is now open for applications! 📚🎓

Since 1982, CMHA BC has been commitment to lowering barriers and supporting individuals with lived experience of mental illness achieve their education goals. Anyone living in BC who has lived experience of mental illness and is pursuing post-secondary education is eligible to apply from now until applications close on July 13.

➡️ Learn more about the scholarships offered by CMHA BC and apply now: https://buff.ly/YQMWuYl

Are you looking for guidance on how you can identify and mitigate implicit bias in healthcare settings? This short artic...
06/15/2026

Are you looking for guidance on how you can identify and mitigate implicit bias in healthcare settings?

This short article from unpacks what bias looks like in the context of Canadian healthcare, and breaks down the practical steps that caregivers can take to mitigate its effect on those they're caring for. You'll leave with a better understanding of how equity in the healthcare system can fostered through everyday actions and commitment.

Read now: https://buff.ly/inTn8g3

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