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Do you have a family member or loved one with a mental illness or addiction? Our Family Support Team would love to hear your feedback on supports available, and questions you may have about caring for your loved one.
Please click on the survey link below:
www.surveymonkey.com/r/9FSQNWY
An ongoing “Focus” Peer Support Group is being offered bi-weekly starting in September through CMHA’s Consumer/Survivor Development Program.
These recurring groups will offer opportunities for people to meet others with similar lived experiences to share information, self-help tools, resources, and personal strengths in developing an individual wellness plan.
Peer Support Workers Corey Phair and Louise Chase will co-facilitate these groups.
Advance registration is required, and group size will be limited. Phone: 519 371 4582 for more information or to register.
CMHA Grey Bruce is pleased to recruit passionate and committed individuals to serve on its Board of Directors.
Please click on the link below for more information.
greybruce.cmha.ca/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Ad-for-New-Board-Members-July-2020.pdf?fbclid=IwAR3i...
The Community Drug and Alcohol Strategy is looking for people to help shape programs and services in Grey Bruce based on their experience with drugs and alcohol.
The Community Drug and Alcohol Strategy is looking for people who:
• Have experience with substance use, including alcohol, prescription
medications, legal or illegal drugs; or
• Are a family member of someone who has experienced addiction or substance use disorder
Click on the poster below to learn more!
#youcanmakeadifference #PeerAdvisory
Thank you to Corey for sharing his story about living with addiction and his path to recovery. Corey is a Peer Support Worker at CMHA Grey Bruce. Wondering if peer support might be a good fit for you? Call 519-371-3642 to learn more.
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