Raising awareness of mental health issues: Part 2

October 2-8 marks Mental Illness Awareness Week, an annual national public education campaign designed to help spread awareness and reduce stigma to the reality of mental illness. Established by the Canadian Psychiatric Association in 1992, it is now coordinated by the Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health in cooperation with its member organizations and many other supporters across Canada.

As part of MIAW’s goal of raising awareness of mental illness, this is the first of three articles submitted by Brock University Human Resources focusing on resources available to Brock staff and faculty through their benefits, as well as resources and supports in the broader Niagara community.

Brock Staff and Faculty Benefits

As a Brock employee with benefits, there are many services available for individuals that are either personally experiencing mental illness or supporting a family member or close friend with mental illness. In order to learn more about the services available to you as a Brock employee with benefits, please take some time to look in to the following links.

Employee & Family Assistance Plan for a complete list of employees with EFAP benefits, please click here

Feeling Better Now

Greenshield Change4Life

CAREpath Cancer Care Assistance Plan

For additional resources or to contact Health Management & Wellness, please visit them on Sharepoint.


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