April 2011Changing Minds ENews

April 2011

Friends of CAMH,

We are delighted to share some terrific news with you this month: seven prominent couples are the latest to step forward with significant gifts to help CAMH Foundation reach our historic $100 million fundraising goal. Read More >>

Each one of these couples shares a passion for improving the lives of those facing challenges with mental illness or addictions. They see the need – as you, our supporters, do as well – for compassionate care and timely research to better understand, treat and ultimately prevent illness.

And stay tuned for much more ahead!

-Your e-news team

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Highlights

April 25 - CAMH & mental health hospitals write "Make mental illness an election issue."

April 30 - Toronto Star profiles CAMH in special section.

May 11 - UnMasked After Party. Tickets are selling fast!

	Caring for clients in both the old, and soon new facilities A registered nurse by trade, Gaby Golea is Administrative Director of the Geriatric Mental Health Program at CAMH. Working at the hospital for over 25 years, Gaby brings a unique perspective to the redevelopment at Queen Street. Read more >>
	New peptide sheds light on depression Neuroscientists at CAMH have developed a protein peptide that targets brain biochemistry at work in depression and may lead to new treatments with fewer side-effects. Read more >>
	REACH expands to help more youths stay in school Gearing up for the move into the Intergenerational Wellness Centre, CAMH’s programming for youth expects to double its REACH. Read more >>

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