Canadian Mental Health Association Saskatchewan Division

05/08/2026

Connection can be as simple as knowing someone’s got your back.
Read about more ways you can strengthen connection beyond Mental Health Week on our website, www.sk.cmha.ca

A small act of connection can make a big impact.

Download Mental Health Week resources Visit www.mentalhealthweek.ca

05/07/2026

Connection plays an important role in workplace well-being.
When employees feel supported and connected, workplaces become healthier environments where people can thrive.
The Mental Health Week Workplace Toolkit provides practical resources to help organizations build stronger connections at work.
Download the Workplace Toolkit
Visit www.mentalhealthweek.ca

05/06/2026

To encourage connections at Sask Division, we are participating in CONNECTION BINGO!

This is a fun and easy way to foster connection amongst coworkers and colleagues alike. Getting to know the people you work with is a fantastic way to begin!

Mental Health Week is all about coming together and strengthening connection. Small actions can make a big difference.

Comment what you’re doing for MHW, or share another way you connect with others!

Download the MHW toolkit by visiting www.mentalhealthweek.ca

05/04/2026

Mental Health Week begins today.
This year’s theme, Come Together, Canada – Stronger Connections, better mental health, highlights the powerful role social connection plays in improving well-being.
Social connection is essential to mental health, yet many people are feeling alone. In Canada, millions of Canadian youth, adults and seniors say they feel lonely often or always.

This week, we’re inviting Canadians to take small steps toward connection — whether it’s reaching out to a friend, joining a community event, or simply starting a conversation.
Because when we come together, we strengthen mental health for everyone.
Learn more: www.mentalhealthweek.ca

04/28/2026

Conversations with our national colleagues are an important part of how we are working to shape mental health for the better.

Connection and collaboration. When we come together, we can make a difference.

Great to connect with a fellow 'Saskie' voice here in Ottawa today,
Rosemarie Falk.

We had an important conversation about how critical non-market housing is to supporting mental health across Western Canada, and the growing need to strengthen our health human resources so people can access care when and where they need it.

Thank you for the thoughtful discussion and shared commitment to stronger, community-based mental health supports.

Also grateful to be joined by my colleagues, Mara Grunau & Laurence Rivard, in this conversation.

- Trevor Gates Canadian Mental Health Association Saskatchewan Division

04/26/2026

The Mental Health Week Workplace Toolkit offers practical resources and activities that organizations can use to build stronger connections and support mental health at work.
When employees feel connected and supported, workplaces become healthier, more inclusive environments – and productivity increases!.
Download the Workplace Toolkit (resource link) Learn more at mentalhealthweek.ca

04/23/2026

Schools are powerful spaces for connection, belonging, and support.
The Mental Health Week Teacher Toolkit provides educators with resources and activities designed to help students explore the importance of social connection and its impact on mental health.
Loneliness affects hundreds of thousands of young people in Canada. In fact, 17% of youth report feeling lonely. Creating supportive classroom environments, where students feel connected, can make a meaningful difference.
Download the Teacher Toolkit (resource link) Learn more at mentalhealthweek.ca

04/22/2026

Mental Health Week is an opportunity for communities, workplaces, schools, and organizations across Canada to come together and prioritize connection.
When people feel supported and connected, their mental health improves and communities become healthier and more resilient.
Join us this May.
Download the toolkit
Learn more at mentalhealthweek.ca

04/17/2026

This May, communities across Canada will celebrate Mental Health Week.
The theme ‘Come Together, Canada – Stronger Connections. Better Mental Health’ reminds us that social connection is essential to our well-being.
From schools to workplaces to neighbourhoods, we all have a role to play in strengthening mental health through connection.

Learn more about how social connection strengthens mental health and how you can get involved at www.mentalhealthweek.ca

04/16/2026

When we belong, stigma loses its grip. When we connect, we create pathways to care.

Learn more about how social connection strengthens mental health and how you can get involved at www.mentalhealthweek.ca

04/11/2026

Mental Health Week is an opportunity for communities, workplaces, schools, and organizations across Canada to come together and prioritize connection.

When people feel supported and connected, their mental health improves and communities become healthier and more resilient.
Join us this May.

Download the toolkit and learn more at mentalhealthweek.ca