We are pleased to announce that our 2025 Annual General Meeting will take place on October 8, 2025. For more information, please contact board@cmha-edmonton.ab.ca
A Life in Motion Richard Boulet’s story begins in Peace River, Alberta. Now 63 years old, he recalls a life filled with movement—from city to city, identity to identity, struggle…
From Surviving to Leading: Sarah’s Journey of Hope and Healing
*Trigger Warning: This story includes references to addiction, childhood trauma, and mental illness. The Day Everything Changed When Sarah first stepped through the doors of Prosper Place, she didn’t know…
A Legacy of Grace and Stewardship: Honouring Barb Baker on Her Retirement
After 16 years of steady leadership, quiet brilliance, and transformative impact, Barb Baker, CMHA Edmonton’s long-time Director of Finance, is stepping into a well-earned retirement. Known for her elegance, sharp…
Honouring Excellence: CMHA Edmonton Staff Awarded the King Charles III Coronation Medal
We are proud to share that several members of the CMHA Edmonton team have been awarded the King Charles III Coronation Medal, a national honour bestowed on Canadians who exemplify service,…
Harmani Rentals: Building Stronger Communities Through Mental Health Awareness
For the second year in a row, the staff, tenants, and contractors of Harmani Rentals have come together to participate in the Push-Up Challenge, a campaign dedicated to raising awareness…
Edmonton’s Strategy for Community Mental Health is seeking people with lived experience to become new members on the Council for Community Mental Health.
Mental health care in Edmonton is evolving, and CMHA Edmonton is at the forefront of this transformation. As we navigate a new era in mental health, our focus remains on fostering resilience, expanding access to vital services, and advocating for systemic change. In this blog, we explore how community collaboration, innovative programs, and a commitment to well-being are shaping the future of mental health support. Join us as we work together to build a stronger, more inclusive mental health landscape.
Your Stories Matter: Launching the 2025 Story Drive
Your story has the power to inspire, connect, and create change. CMHA Edmonton’s 2025 Story Drive aims to collect 365 stories in 365 days, breaking the stigma around mental health one story at a time. Share your journey—anonymously or openly—and help us foster understanding and hope in our community.