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Money handed out for mental health initiatives

Ahead of the budget, the province has announced 140 million dollars over 3 years to improve access to key mental health initiatives.
A new mental-health digital hub is supposed to make it easier for thousands of residents suffering with mental health issues to find the services and supports closest to them.
The new resources will focus on prevention and early intervention, housing, enhanced treatment and supports, and better integration and access to services.
Sharon Vanhouwe
Sharon Vanhouwe
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