Developing your own workplace wellness plan to improve the health and wellbeing of your employees and your workplace. The toolkit considers keys factors such as employee demographics, the size of your organization and your company culture.
Working Life, offered by Skyworks Charitable Foundation, gives employers and employees new ways of thinking about mental health and reducing stigma. It includes a documentary DVD, CD with Trainer’s guide and documentary transcripts. (nominal fee to cover shipping)
Participating companies receive employee engagement activities, tools and resources that are proven to work in a variety of work environments. Includes Planning Support, Kick Off materials, Awareness Building materials, Engagement activities, Evaluation tools. Available through CMHA.
This website has a plethora of Workplace Health and Safety resources for management and staff. Includes free training and tools.
A Comprehensive Web-based, Video-enhanced Resource Tool series of modules with videos, briefs and resources. This information is offered through Georgetown University’s Centre for Child and Human Development. (30 minutes to 90 minutes each)
This toolkit from Klinic Community Health Centre aims to provide knowledge to service providers working with adults who have experienced or been affected by trauma. It will also help service providers and organizations to work from a trauma-informed perspective and develop trauma-informed relationships that cultivate safety, trust and compassion.
This toolkit is a comprehensive program of strategies, tools and readings to assist behavioral health providers in achieving safe suicide care. Addresses the following core components: Lead, Train Identify, Engage, Treat, Transition, Improve. This is offered by the Suicide Prevention Resource Centre and the National Alliance for Suicide Prevention.
The Mental Health Commission of Canada in conjunction with the Centre for Suicide Prevention offer this toolkit is a summary of the tools that have resonated most with the hundreds of people who completed our online survey.
The website has a wealth of knowledge-based resources on suicide prevention, from infographics to in-depth editorial articles.
PFC offers a wide range of resources that available, designed for parents, those who work with young children in early learning settings, and for classrooms. (COST: $2.00 Parent Resources; $25-$35 Teacher Resources)
This summit toolkit offered by MHCC is intended to educate students by improving their knowledge, attitudes and intended behaviours towards those living with a mental illness or mental health problem.
CAMH offers an Educational Kit to Promote Awareness and Understanding of the Impact of Stigma on People Living with Concurrent Mental Health and Substance Use Problems
Childhood Trauma toolkit offers resources to pediatric clinicians to assess, understand and develop treatment plans for children and youth and their families.
National Childhood Trauma Stress Network provides school administrators, teachers, staff, and concerned parents with basic information about working with traumatized children in the school system.
The Brain Architecture Game is a tabletop game experience that builds understanding of the powerful role of experiences on early brain development – what promotes it, what derails it, with what consequences for society. (COST: USD $99 for package)
This toolkit is intended to support critical components including Engagement strategy, Understanding Concurrent Capable Competencies, Screening, Assessment, Treatment Planning, offered through AHS.
Harm Reduction: A British Columbia Community Guide This guide assists municipalities in taking a leadership and a facilitative role in reducing the level of drug related harm in their communities.
The purpose of the toolkit is to provide documents that will help facilitate connections with community partners and members of the general public with the goal of raising awareness and building relationships.
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