CAMH News & Stories
In the headlines or behind the scenes, CAMH stories always aim to inform, engage, and enlighten.
Statement on Supervised Consumption Sites
The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) is aware that provincial funding for supervised consumption sites will end on June 13, 2026. We share the concerns of our community partners about the impact this will have on clients, staff, and communities across Ontario.
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Move Your Mind: Recognizing Brain Awareness Week
Exploring the brain-body connection with Dr. Jonathan Thacker.
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No Caregiver Left Behind: Scaling Sustainable Care for Caregivers
At CAMH, researchers, clinicians, and caregivers are working together to ensure that no caregiver is left behind.
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Nurses of CAMH
Nurses are the go-to source for informed and compassionate care.
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Career Aspirations
A nursing student’s experience in forensic mental health
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Photovoice clients step into the light
Clients in the Addiction Medicine Service were at Artscape YoungPlace to unveil their photography as part of the latest CAMH Photovoice Exhibit, Into the Light
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Nurses part of a tight-knit team on busy GPU-ACU
Meet the nurses who treat a range of CAMH patients in the fast-paced General Psychiatric Unit-Acute Care Unit
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Nurses part of a tight-knit team on busy GPU-ACU
Nurses on the GPU are each assigned up to five patients each day, and two patients are assigned per nurse in the ACU.
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In his more than a decade working at a homeless shelter in Toronto, Aklilu Wendaferew had seen many clients with a history of problem gambling.
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#GetLoud for children’s mental health, through quiet reflection
It is Mental Health Week and, yes, as the week’s mantra goes, do #GETLOUD!
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Coming into the light, finding peace: Christine’s journey
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Special meaning for CAMH in Ontario Budget
Phase 1D is the fourth phase of the CAMH Queen Street Redevelopment Plan, and part of our CAMH Master Plan and Vision.
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