The Mental Health Commission of Canada is a social enterprise dedicated to improving mental health outcomes nationwide by fostering awareness and acceptance of mental health issues. Through its signature program, “Changer les mentalités,” the commission has launched Canada’s largest systematic anti-stigma campaign, engaging nearly one million participants across various sectors, including workplaces, schools, and community organizations. The initiative provides comprehensive training and resources to address mental health, promote open conversations, and combat negative attitudes associated with mental illness.

Additionally, the commission addresses pressing concerns such as cyber addiction among adolescents, providing valuable insights and tools to mitigate screen overuse and its impacts on youth mental health. It is actively involved in fostering best practices in mental health care, evidenced by hosting significant events like the International Congress on Mental Health Cybercare. Their adaptable training resources, available both in-person and online, aim to equip individuals and organizations with the knowledge needed to support mental well-being effectively.