Supporting mental health has become an urgent imperative in today’s fast-paced and demanding world. Acknowledging the profound impact of mental well-being on overall health and happiness, societies are increasingly recognizing the need to prioritize mental health care and destigmatize the struggles that individuals may face. Whether it be anxiety, depression, or other mental health challenges, fostering a culture of understanding, empathy, and accessibility to resources is paramount. By investing in mental health support, we not only empower individuals to lead fulfilling lives but also build a more compassionate and resilient society that embraces the importance of mental well-being as a fundamental aspect of human flourishing.
In the vanguard of the battle to support mental health, the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) stands as a beacon of hope and healing for those facing mental health challenges. With their comprehensive services, advocacy, and community outreach, CMHA plays a vital role in promoting mental wellness and breaking down barriers to accessible and effective mental health care across Canada.
In a remarkable collaboration, The Burlington Performing Arts Centre joins hands with the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) to present an extraordinary benefit concert, “Matt Dusk Sings Sinatra.” This enchanting musical event not only promises an unforgettable evening of timeless melodies but also raises vital funds to support CMHA’s critical efforts in championing mental health and well-being for communities in need. Join us for an evening of music and meaning, as together, we strive to make a positive difference in the lives of those facing mental health challenges.
Surveys show that people are still reluctant to talk about their mental health.
It’s time to “Stand Up and Speak Out.”
On September 21, Ted Michaels, the award-winning host of a mental health and wellness radio show, will shine a light on mental health stigma by hosting his second annual fund-raiser, to support programs and initiatives at the Canadian Mental Health Association, Halton Branch.
Attendees will be entertained by Multi-Juno nominee Matt Dusk, who will bring his “Matt Dusk Sings Sinatra” tour to Burlington in addition to a brief presentation before the live concert.
All ticket proceeds from the show will go towards supporting CMHA, Halton Branch
Fly me to mental wellness! Join ‘Matt Dusk Sings Sinatra’ and support CMHA’s harmony of mental health care.