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Ottawa must make meaningful investments in youth mental health

  • Writer: ymhcollective
    ymhcollective
  • Feb 23, 2021
  • 1 min read

COVID-19 is disrupting the lives and hopes of young people, especially those vulnerable because of poverty, trauma and other inequalities. Even before the pandemic, mental health and well-being were a concern for many youth and their families. The pandemic has exacerbated the lack of access to care in our communities. Now more than ever, the federal government must make meaningful investments in high-quality, accessible, friendly and effective youth mental health services...


Continue reading this article in the National Newswatch here. The article was written by ACCESS Open Minds youth and family/carer council along with Scientific Director, Srividya Iyer.







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