Canadian Mental Health Association, Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge Branch

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CMHA Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge works with individuals, families and community partners in providing services to promote and enhance the mental health and wellness of those living within the communities we serve. Program offered through CMHA HKPR:

Case Management
Crisis Intervention Services
Early Psychosis Intervention
Diversion / Court Support
Health Promotion & Education
PHOENIX Day Prog

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REACH Centre Day Program
Supported Employment / Education
Supportive Housing


We are an authorized Ontario Telemedicine Videoconference site. To learn more about OTN, please visit: http://www.otn.ca/

To contact one of our agency representatives, email: otn1535@peterborough.cmha.on.ca or call (705) 748-6711.

07/25/2025

Last month, .reesmusic put on an AMAZING show at for the first Songs for a Stronger Tomorrow Benefit Concert, supporting CMHA HKPR’s Mental Health & Addictions programs.

A huge thanks to Pat and everyone who donated, together we raised an incredible ✨$3,500 ✨ to help the communities we serve!

Watch the video to catch the highlights including live music, face painting fun, and heartwarming moments that made the day so special!🎶🎨🫶

We are a proud partner of charitable gaming through Delta Bingo Peterborough!Learn more at charitablegaming.ca
07/23/2025

We are a proud partner of charitable gaming through Delta Bingo Peterborough!

Learn more at charitablegaming.ca

07/15/2025

“It was growing and growing,” says Melissa McFarland, executive director of the Lindsay BIA about Classics on Kent. But, she adds, her organization’s steering of it, “was a huge undertaking.”

So when Wards Lawyers stepped forward to take the wheel, with assistance from the BIA and other community partners, “It was a huge relief.”

About the event, which sees Lindsay’s Kent Street transformed into a showcase of vintage vehicles, Melissa adds, “I love seeing thousands of people, some you know, some you haven’t seen in years, visitors from away...seeing it through their eyes, it puts a light on our downtown and makes it look so fantastic.”

Classics on Kent takes place Sunday, July 20 and is raising funds for Big Brothers, Big Sisters Kawartha Lakes-Haliburton.

Listen to Melissa, and other community partners, discuss their love of Classics on Kent in new episode of Wards Legal Matters.

https://wardslegalmatters.podbean.com/e/season-2-episode-8-%e2%80%93-classics-on-kent-is-about-community/

🎨 Exciting art opportunities are happening at CMHA HKPR! ✨We are seeking artists to help us create more welcoming spaces...
07/15/2025

🎨 Exciting art opportunities are happening at CMHA HKPR! ✨

We are seeking artists to help us create more welcoming spaces! We’re looking for:

Original pieces of artwork to be displayed at our offices at 415 Water Street, Peterborough and at 33 Lindsay St. S., Lindsay.

AND

An originally designed mural for the main door of our 466 George St. N., Peterborough office.

Both designs will thoughtfully reflect the lived experience and resilience of individuals who have faced mental health challenges. 🧠💚

Details on compensation, credentials & timelines:

🔗 Office Art Info:
https://cmhahkpr.ca/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Communications-Special-Projects-Bid-Sheet.Artwork-Commissioned-for-CMHA-HKPR-Common-Office-Spaces.pdf

🔗 Mural Info:
https://cmhahkpr.ca/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Communications-Special-Projects-Bid-Sheet.466-George-St.-N.-Main-Door-Mural.pdf

🔗 APPLY HERE: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=8cNKePe2IUCYy0M5aEPLFWkN78slT1dEpK_Ubcs_3ctURUdWTEVJRzYyVFEwSkZYNFdCM0NUVTRDMSQlQCN0PWcu

We're excited to partner with our community and make our spaces feel safe, welcoming, and expressive for all who walk through our doors. Thank you for your interest! 🖌️🌈

Wrapping up our Summer Safety Series with our final post focusing on Substance Use and Heat Safety. Whether you use subs...
07/11/2025

Wrapping up our Summer Safety Series with our final post focusing on Substance Use and Heat Safety.

Whether you use substances or not, understanding how they interact with heat is key to protecting yourself and those around you. Stay AWARE, stay PREPARED.

💡 We hope this series has inspired you to make informed decisions throughout the summer. Thanks for following along! Stay cool, stay safe, and share this with someone who needs to see it!

Next up: Pet Heat Safety! 🐶☀️ We love our pets and want to keep them safe. Learn how to protect your pet in the heat wit...
07/09/2025

Next up: Pet Heat Safety! 🐶☀️

We love our pets and want to keep them safe.

Learn how to protect your pet in the heat with these do’s and don’ts for a happy and healthy summer!

☀️ July has arrived — and so has the summer heat! CMHA HKPR is launching its Summer Heat Safety Series, offering essenti...
07/07/2025

☀️ July has arrived — and so has the summer heat!

CMHA HKPR is launching its Summer Heat Safety Series, offering essential heat safety guidance across three critical areas to help you stay informed and protected throughout the season.

🥵Personal Heat Safety
🐾 Pet Heat Safety
🧠Heat Safety & Substance Use

Follow along for tips and information that’ll keep you safe all season long! 💦🌡️

Up first: Personal Heat Safety Tips!

This Canada Day, CMHA HKPR joins many in reflecting—not just celebrating.For many Indigenous peoples, July 1 is a remind...
07/01/2025

This Canada Day, CMHA HKPR joins many in reflecting—not just celebrating.

For many Indigenous peoples, July 1 is a reminder of the lasting impacts of colonialism and systemic racism—realities that continue to shape mental health and well-being across generations.

At CMHA, we recognize that reconciliation is not a single act, but an ongoing process. As a network, we are learning, listening and working toward meaningful change.

We know there is still much to do.

06/27/2025

What. A. Ride. 🚴‍♀️💚

To every single person who registered, volunteered, donated, sponsored, or simply cheered us on - thank you. You made this year’s Change the Cycle event something truly powerful.

Together, we raised awareness. We raised funds. We raised our voices for youth mental health.

Whether you rode for a loved one, for yourself, or for the cause; you were part of something bigger. And we are so grateful.

We’re already gearing up for next year... but until then, enjoy the highlights

See you in 2026!

06/25/2025

And now a word from our CEO, Ellen Watkins, as we celebrate the success of the 3rd Annual Change the Cycle.

What an amazing day we shared this past Saturday at the 3rd Annual Change the Cycle fundraiser at Nicholls Oval! Thanks ...
06/25/2025

What an amazing day we shared this past Saturday at the 3rd Annual Change the Cycle fundraiser at Nicholls Oval! Thanks to your energy, enthusiasm, and commitment, we’re thrilled to announce that 86 riders came out to support youth and family mental health—and together, we raised an incredible $30,537.08 in support of the Planet Youth initiative through our local health unit!

This is a powerful reminder of what we can accomplish when we come together as a community. Your participation helped make this event a true celebration of hope, health, and connection.

🌟 Special Thanks to Our Agents of Change

We’re so grateful to Linda Kash and Michelle Mackey our inspiring Agents of Change, for lending their voices and hearts to this cause. Their support helped amplify our message and bring even more people into the movement.

🙌 Thank You to Our Sponsors

We also want to extend our deepest thanks to the generous sponsors who made this event possible:
• Presenting Sponsors: Tom's Heating & Cooling
Corus Entertainment’s The Wolf 101.5 FM Global Peterborough and 1005 Fresh Radio
• Diamond Sponsor: CIBC Wealth – The Pyle Group Pyle Wealth Advisory
• Gold Sponsors: AON Inc. AON Inc. Residential & Commercial and RBC Wealth Management
• Silver Sponsor: Merrett Home Hardware Building Centre
• Event Sponsors: Billyard Insurance Group Billyard Insurance Group, Ricarts Ricart Branded Apparel & Promo and Loblaws Lindsay
• Gift-in-Kind Sponsors: Smokey Joe's Smokey Joe's Butchershop Culligan Water, and Summer Soul: Yoga + Wellness Studio
• A special thank you and shout out to Phillip Jolicoeur - The Marketing Guy for all his dedication and hard work on our social media. We truly appreciate you!

Your ride, your fundraising, and your spirit helped push us past the finish line—and we couldn’t be more grateful.

Since launching in 2023, Change the Cycle has now raised over $100,000 for local mental health initiatives. That’s a milestone worth celebrating—and it’s all thanks to people like you.
From all of us at CMHA HKPR, thank you for riding with us. We hope to see you again next year as we continue to change the cycle—together!

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Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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What is C.M.H.A. H.K.P.R.?

The Canadian Mental Health Association is a national, non-profit, charitable organization consisting of provincial bodies which are further divided into local branches.

The Canadian Mental Health Association, Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge (C.M.H.A. H.K.P.R.) is managed by a Board of Directors comprised of community volunteers. Funding is provided by the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, Ministry of Community and Social Services, Ministry of Housing, Employment Ontario, United Way, foundations, private donations and fundraising initiatives.

To learn more about upcoming fundraising initiatives and events, visit cmhahkpr.ca/events/

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