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To serve as a supportive resource and compassionate voice for lives touched by mental illness and suicide.

ArtHeart Community Art Centre (ArtHeart) provides children, youth and adults living in the inner-city with visual arts programs and materials, free-of-charge. ArtHeart helps to develop self-esteem, creativity, life-skills and learning. By using the arts as a vehicle, ArtHeart addresses child poverty, homelessness, lack of employment and mental health issues. ArtHeart’s philosophy involves offering creative materials, art education, unique and innovative projects and marketing opportunities in a supportive and creative environment where participants can express their own creativity, develop skills (educational, marketing and life-skills), find mental stimulation and put their hands and imaginations to work!

Heartspeak provides a platform to share your story & connect with others. Heartspeakers from all walks of life contribute and share stories that inspire (spanning ability, race, culture, socio-economic status, faith, age) and lessons learned. Heartspeak integrates topics confronting youth today—relationships, mental health, school life, transitions, mental health, addictions, safety, equity/inclusion, social justice (rights of children and youth), finding purpose, and navigating career paths. Heartspeak themes address Aboriginal issues, disabilities, homelessness, gender/sexual minorities (LGBTQI), racism, bullying/violence. Heartspeak learning resources/services bring greater understanding of the issues confronting youth today and provides a vehicle for educators/school staff (teachers, principals, superintendents); children & youth (grades 4-12/post-secondary);parents/families/siblings; community youth organizations’ to spark dialogue and share solutions.

Workman Arts is the longest-running multidisciplinary arts and mental health organization in Canada. Founded in 1987 and guided by the principal that the creative process is integral to the quest for personal and spiritual development, Workman Arts has grown over the years from a theatre company of eight members to a multidisciplinary arts organization with over 280 member artists. Workman Arts has a close, long-standing partnership with CAMH. Since inception, Workman Arts has created award-wining performances/exhibitions. These include annual exhibitions in the visual arts held in leading Toronto arts venues, the production and publication of literary works, over 23 original theatre productions including the Dora award-winning Edward the Crazy Man and 3rd Eye Looming, the creation of the internationally renowned Madness and Arts World Festival and the first and longest-running mental health film festival in the world, Rendezvous with Madness Film Festival.

To enable all individuals, young and old, to grow their own food and live in an environment that promotes physical & mental wellbeing.

Slip free of daily concerns... Rejuvenation and health are closer than you think! Derived from ancient Buddhist theory, Puti Meditation provides a unique method to free the spirit and renew the mind. It offers a space to find relief from stress and return to a state of natural tranquility, improving mental clarity and overall health. Puti Meditation applies traditional practices to the challenges of the modern day world. The result is a uniquely effective self-cultivation technique that dissolves stress, grounds the spirit, dispels illness and holistically enhances both body and mind. These self-cultivation techniques are accessible and practical, yielding results quickly. As such, they are particularly well-suited to the pressures of modern life… and the health issues that accompany those pressures. In its mere 17 years of availability to the public, Puti Meditation has already benefited millions of people.

The Blair Center for the Arts (BCA, the Blair) is a 501c3 nonprofit arts organization in Republic County, Kansas. Our mission is to provide quality arts and entertainment opportunities to the area to help counter the artistic and cultural void that occurs in rural locations. At our core, we work to improve the mental health and quality-of-life for everyone in the community by programming live arts and movie entertainment and maintain a venue that can host local school, business, and community event needs.

Gyrl Wonder is an innovative cross cultural mentorship program that helps young women of color move through the world with strength, dignity and grace. Rooted in professional development, access and opportunity, mental and physical health & wellness, Gyrl Wonder exposes and prepares mentees for the careers and opportunities of tomorrow, today. OUR MISSION: Gyrl Wonder is a professional pipeline 501c3 initiative giving rise to ambitious young women of color between the ages of 17 - 23. Our mission is to empower our gyrls through social impact and career development while producing incredible and quality talent who are ready to take their career to the next level. We serve as an incredible asset to businesses looking to diversify their talent pool as our programs equip young women with the tools necessary to become the leaders of tomorrow and thrive in their career journeys. WHO WE SERVE: Gyrl Wonder equips the young woman who has found her passion with the toolkit necessary to turn her interests into a career. We work with our incredible brand partners to provide support through entry-levels career opportunities. Additionally, we curate professional development conversations and mentorship programs that provide our gyrls with insights and expertise. Through these partnerships, our young women receive career guidance and access to resources that help propel them into the profession of their dreams. HOW WE SERVE: Through our programming, community service, mentorship, and flagship initiative, the Gyrl Wonder Leadership Academy, we introduce our young gyrls to purposeful exploration that is aligned with their passions and skillsets. We offer internship placement for our college girls, career development for our recent college graduates and resume and interview preparedness workshops to all! CORE PROGRAMMING INCLUDES: Professional Development Mentoring Matters Mentorship Program: Mentorship pairing designed to excite, empower and encourage gyrls by initiating professional building and development. Access and Opportunity (FLAGSHIP PROGRAM) The Gyrl Wonder Leadership Academy: Annual week-long educational intensive filled with impactful conversations and hands-on workshops that empower the next-generation of women leaders. Physical + Mental (Health and Wellness) Wholistically Me Mental Health Initiative: Partnership with black therapists to provide access to mental health services at a discounted rate.

Colorado Music Hall of Fame (“The Hall”) is a nonprofit with a mission to celebrate, promote and support Colorado’s music community. The Hall envisions a future where Colorado's music scene is as iconic as its mountains. -Celebrating Colorado music by inducting our state’s music heroes, hosting events, sharing music history and Hall of Fame exhibits (coming soon to a new location in Denver) -Promoting Colorado as a music destination -Supporting local musicians and industry professionals with mini-grants for mental health and addiction counseling

ABC Head Start provides a proven program that helps preschool children develop the critical thinking, language, social/emotional and physical skills they need to be ready for school and achieve success in learning and life. Our early learning program integrates skills development with health nutrition and other community supports for children. We provide wrap around services for vulnerable families to help them support their child’s learning and development, promote a healthy family and address issues such as poverty, employment, settlement, English as a second language, mental health, isolation, family violence, and many more complex issues. ABC Head Start works with a wide range of community partners to meet the needs of children and families.

The Annals of Family Medicine is dedicated to advancing knowledge essential to understanding and improving health and primary care. The Annals of Family Medicine supports a learning community of those who generate and use information about health and generalist health care.

Vipassana is a logical process of mental purification through self-observation. Although springing from the teachings of the Buddha, this non-sectarian technique is open to everyone regardless of background or belief.