The Government of Canada is committed to supporting Indigenous youth mental health initiatives. Funding opportunities are available for community-based projects that promote mental wellness and address the unique needs of Native Canadian youth.
The Canadian Mental Health Association provides funding and resources for Indigenous youth mental health initiatives. Our programs focus on culturally sensitive support, education, and advocacy to promote mental wellness in Native Canadian communities.
McGill University's Department of Psychiatry is conducting research on Indigenous youth mental health, with a focus on developing culturally appropriate interventions and evaluating the effectiveness of community-based programs. Funding opportunities are available for graduate students and researchers.
The Ontario Trillium Foundation provides funding for community-based initiatives that support Indigenous youth mental health. Our grants focus on promoting mental wellness, addressing systemic barriers, and fostering collaborative relationships between communities and organizations.
The National Orthotic and Rehabilitation Foundation has developed a tool kit for Indigenous youth mental health, featuring resources, worksheets, and activities to promote mental wellness and resilience. The tool kit is available for free download and can be adapted for community-based initiatives.
This video series features Indigenous youth sharing their stories and experiences with mental health, as well as experts discussing culturally sensitive support and resources. The series is available on YouTube and can be used as a educational resource for communities and organizations.
The Canadian Association of Social Workers is committed to supporting Indigenous youth mental health initiatives. Our organization provides resources, training, and advocacy to promote culturally sensitive practice and address the unique needs of Native Canadian youth.
The Canadian Institutes of Health Research provides funding opportunities for research on Indigenous youth mental health, with a focus on developing innovative interventions and evaluating the effectiveness of community-based programs. Funding is available for researchers, graduate students, and community-based organizations.