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Mental Health Monday: A fundraising partnership between CMHA and Global Okanagan

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Suicide prevention: Help is always available In fact, in B.C., Lutes says research shows a comparable COVID-19 crisis in terms of mental health.“The average British Columbian was reporting a decline in mental health, a significant increase in symptoms of anxiety and especially distress as the pandemic started,” said Lutes.“And as this wears on, the data shows that not just in Canada, but globally people are the lowest levels of well-being in history.”The executive director of the Kelowna branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association, Shelagh Turner, says the pandemic has put people under incredible amounts of stress.In order to invest in mental health as the United Nations has suggested, Global Okanagan has teamed up with the local.

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