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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Project Echo reaches out to Ontario's Aboriginal Communities
Project ECHO, the internationally-acclaimed model for mental health care that came to CAMH a year ago is now in several aboriginal communities.
About Project Echo reaches out to Ontario's Aboriginal Communities
CAMH Hackathon cracks the code on brain science data
Researchers from universities, health organizations attend CAMH BrainHack Toronto event
About CAMH Hackathon cracks the code on brain science data
Being Scene Exhibit is Back
Being Scene is an annual group art exhibition featuring Workman artists.
About Being Scene Exhibit is Back
Toronto Francophonie Week and International Francophone Day 2017
Information from CAMH Library
About Toronto Francophonie Week and International Francophone Day 2017
Best Wishes To Tim Tripp As He Leaves CAMH
About Best Wishes To Tim Tripp As He Leaves CAMH
Video Games: Seeing all the pixels
Many gamers are in control of their gaming, despite the stereotypes.
About Video Games: Seeing all the pixels
5Qs About the Compassion-Focussed Therapy for Psychosis Workshop
About 5Qs About the Compassion-Focussed Therapy for Psychosis Workshop
According equitable funding for mental health care
CAMH is pleased that the federal government has reached new health care agreements with the majority of Canadian provinces.
About According equitable funding for mental health care