Are you proficient in a language other than English? Would you like to volunteer to introduce and use the language with children and adolescents from the community? If so, sign up for the Community Language School today!
The Connecting Our City project aims to enable and support people with mental health illnesses to live well in the city, supported by a range of community-based initiatives. We speak to Kate to understand more.
You may remember earlier this year, we enlisted the help of our community (you) to come up with the Centre’s new name to tie in line with the expansion of the Centre and our relocation to Clarence Street early next year.
Yesterday we had our quarterly PEPSY Meeting (Providers of Emotional and Psychological Support in York) where we discussed how we can better work together to support each other, our colleagues and students, and our local community.
As you may know, the Counselling and Mental Health Centre is expanding to meet the increasing need for mental health services in York. We’re moving to a new home on Clarence Street and would love you to be involved.
Our new Centre needs a new name, and we thought who better to ask than the people who make the Centre what it is – that’s YOU.
On behalf of all of us at CMHC, we would love to wish you a happy Pride month! This blog post is one I’ve been so excited to write as it’s a topic that’s close to my heart. With this in mind, this post has been created with the incentive to provide the opportunity to support and provide resources and information for the LGBTQIA+ community in the York area and beyond.