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Annual
Report 2009 / 2010
Annual
Report 2008 / 2009
Annual
Report 2007 / 2008
CMHA is a nation-wide, voluntary organization
that promotes the mental health of all and supports the resilience
and recovery of people experiencing mental illness. CMHA accomplishes
this mission through service, education, advocacy and research.
CMHA's vision is "Mentally healthy people in a healthy
society."
CMHA Toronto Branch was formed in 1953.
It provides
- Community support services to men and women with serious
mental illnesses
- Education and mental health promotion services for all
members of the community
- Advocacy for a better mental health system.
CMHA Toronto Branch is one of a network
of over 135 branches that offer mental health services in
communities across
Canada. CMHA has a National
office in Ottawa and each province and territory has a
division office.
CMHA Toronto's
Vision, Mission and Core Values
CMHA History:
The Canadian Mental Health Association was founded in 1918
by Dr.Clarence Hincks. He understood about mental illness
because he had one himself. It was originally called the Canadian
National Committee for Mental Hygiene (CNCMH).
The CNCMH was formed by a group of professionals in reaction
to the appalling conditions in mental hospitals and institutions
at the time. Conditions that included gross overcrowding and
severe understaffing.
Read more about the history
of CMHA.
Find out about the origin of
our logo.
CMHA Toronto is led by:
Steve Lurie,
Executive Director
Brian Pollock,
Assistant Executive Director, Director of Finance and Human
Resources
Michelle Rehder,
Program Director, Specialized Services
Frank Sirotich,
Program Director, Community Support, Research &
Development
Garfield Bembridge,
Executive Lead, Organizational Performance
Karen O'Connor,
Director, Community Support and Engagement
CMHA Toronto's Board of Directors
(Minutes of our board meetings are
available upon request)
CMHA
Toronto's Strategic Plan 2010-2013
CMHA
Toronto's Balanced Scorecard
CMHA Toronto is funded by:
- The Ontario Ministry Of Health and Long-term Care
- The United Way
- Human Resources and Development Canada
- Ontario Disability Program
- The City of Toronto
- Central LHIN (Local Health Integration Network)
- Citizenship and Immigration Canada
- The generous financial support of our members and donors
CMHA
Toronto Audited Financial Statements March 2010
CMHA
Toronto Audited Financial Statements March 2011
The Canadian Mental Health Association Toronto Branch (our
legal name) is an incorporated registered non-profit charitable
organization.
(Charitable Registration No. 89344 9884 RR0001)
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