· By Iyin Soyemi
Celebrating National Child and Youth Mental Health Day 2026
Childhood is the most formative period of our lives.
News Release
· By Iyin Soyemi
2026 World Autism Acceptance Day: Understanding, Inclusion, and Support
One of the major milestones we reach in childhood is developing the ability to notice physical differences in the people around us.
Transgender Day of Remembrance 2025: Honoring Lives, Demanding Change
Every year on November 20th, people remember transgender and gender-diverse people who were killed because of their gender identity.
International Stress Awareness Week 2025
International Stress Awareness Week is a worldwide effort to get people to think about stress, how it affects our mental and physical health, and how…
National Indigenous Disability Awareness Month 2025
Every November, Canada celebrates National Indigenous Disability Awareness Month (IDAM).
"You Don't Look Sick": The Importance of Invisible Disability Week
Invisible Disabilities Week takes place October 19-25, 2025.
Forgive & Heal: The Power of Listening to Youth
There is a silence that lives in many young people, not from a lack of thoughts or feelings, but from a deep uncertainty about whether their voices truly…
YMHC Grateful for Support from Gregg Moynagh Memorial Fund at Toronto Foundation
We are honored to acknowledge the generous $400 unrestricted donation from the Gregg Moynagh Memorial Fund at Toronto Foundation.
Youth Mental Health Canada Unveils Inuktitut Mental Wellness Resources for Nunavut Communities
HAMILTON, ONTARIO - April 22, 2025 - Youth Mental Health Canada (YMHC), a charitable nonprofit organization focused on youth mental health and suicide…
Free Student Wellness Action Plan Workshops Available for Hamilton Schools
At Youth Mental Health Canada (YMHC), we're committed to supporting student mental health through practical, accessible resources.
· By Kaitlyn Boudreault
Neurodiversity Celebration Week: Celebrating Different Minds
If you are looking to celebrate Neurodiversity Celebration Week, it’s important that you know exactly what neurodiversity is.
Being a Detective in Mental Health
While we may all be in the same ocean, we are not in the same boat.