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Canadian Mental Health Association Moose Jaw branch
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Your continued support is greatly appreciated!

Having access to local supports and services is an important part of every community.

Canadian Mental Health Association Moose Jaw Branch offers services such as peer support, vocational programs, and psychosocial activities -  all aimed at helping people, when it really matters.

As a non-profit organization, fundraising is a vital part of our ability to offer and expand services within Moose Jaw. When you make a donation it goes directly toward these services in OUR community.

Your financial investment helps us empower our clients on their paths to recovery and contributes significantly to creating a balanced and healthy community for all.

Canadian Mental Health Association Moose Jaw
(306) 692-4240
326-B High St W, Moose Jaw, SK S6H 1S9
[email protected]

www.moosejaw.cmha.ca

By joining CMHA you will help support social, vocational and recreational programs designed to help those people affected by mental illness live successful and productive lives.

Your membership fees will also be used to help provide education & create mental health awareness throughout Saskatchewan.

Annual memberships expire on March 31st of each year, fees are not prorated.

Members receive the TRANSITION magazine with a regular, current CMHA membership.

Click here for resources to keep you mentally healthy!
CMHA Moose Jaw Mental Wellness Resources

CMHA Moose Jaw Branch services:

Peer Support
Peer Support provides trained individuals - who have lived experience - offering support, encouragement, guidance and understanding that aid clients in their paths to recovery.
The Come Together Peer Support Group aims to support people living with and recovering from Mental Illness. These groups work to decrease isolation and increase recovery skills. Through the Come Together Peer Support Group, individuals are able to meet new people; share experiences and coping skills; as well as support one another in their recovery process.

Vocational Program
The Vocational Program is a training program intended to offer participants the opportunity to gain valuable employment skills, experience, and work. This service includes employment readiness assistance, work placement opportunities and post-employment support.

Additional Services:

Advocacy
CMHA Moose Jaw provides advocacy in many ways by helping to identify resources to assist consumers of mental health services. CMHA Moose Jaw staff supports mental health consumers, their families, and supporters to contribute meaningful solutions that can help lead to a better quality of life.

Psychosocial Activities 
Our branch provides structured recreational, socialization and education activities for community members living with mental illness. Activities promote positive interactions, build self-confidence, and provide community and
centre-based programming access.

PEERS®
The Program for the Education and Enrichment of Relational Skills (PEERS®) provides evidence-based social skills workshops for young adults with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), anxiety, depression, and other social-emotional challenges.

Canadian Mental Health Association Moose Jaw
(306) 692-4240
326-B High St W, Moose Jaw, SK S6H 1S9
[email protected]
www.moosejaw.cmha.ca