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New Brunswick Takes Important Step Toward Protecting Children and Youth OnlineĀ 
Nov 5, 2026

CMHA of NB welcomes proposed legislation to strengthen online safety, promote healthy digital habits and protect young people’s mental health.Ā  Protecting children and youth online starts with action. The Government…

A Meaningful Step Forward for Mental Health Advocacy in New BrunswickĀ 
Oct 22, 2026

The introduction of legislation to establish a Mental Health Advocate within the Office of the New Brunswick Advocate marks an important milestone for mental health across the province.Ā  CMHA of…

Global Peer Support Celebration Day
Oct 13, 2026

Celebrating the Impact of Peer Support Global Peer Support Celebration Day, taking place on Thursday, October 15, 2026, is an opportunity to celebrate the impact of peer support, recognize the…

Learning, Reflecting and Taking Action: Resources for Truth and Reconciliation
Sep 29, 2026

As we approach the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30, it is an opportunity to pause, learn, reflect, and deepen our understanding of the histories and experiences…

Join the Youth Advisory Communications Committee!
Jul 22, 2026

Help shape the voice of New Brunswick Integrated Youth Services (NB-IYS), where we are committed to making health and wellness services better for youth and young adults in New Brunswick!As…

Stay Connected With Us
Jul 20, 2026

We’re excited to introduce our new e-newsletter! A simple way to stay up to date with the latest: šŸ“© Subscribe today and have updates delivered straight to your inbox! At…

Climate Change and Mental Health: Finding Ways to Cope
Jul 15, 2026

As the summer heats up, so, too, may your distress about the climate. With the summer season comes wildfires, smoke-filled air, floods and extreme heat. For many people, concerns about climate are contributing to feelings of worry, stress, grief, and anxiety. These are not abstract concerns: we…

CMHANB marks Mental Health Week by encouraging New Brunswickers to come together for better mental health
May 5, 2026

FREDERICTON, NB – In a world where people are more digitally connected than ever, many are still feeling alone. This Mental Health Week, the Canadian Mental Health Association of New…

CMHA of New Brunswick urges targeted 2026-2027 budget investments to reduce mental health and addictions pressures and protect community capacity.
Feb 24, 2026

FREDERICTON, NB – The Canadian Mental Health Association of New Brunswick (CMHANB) is urging the Government of New Brunswick to make targeted and sustained investments in mental health, addictions, and…

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