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Last call for applications! Youth + ideas + $5,000 = Dare to Dream

The Dare to Dream program deadline is just days away. We’re reaching out to young people across the province to submit their ideas for projects that promote mental health and well-being on or before October 31. Information and applications are available here

Creating cultural connections with newcomer youth

A youth help-empowering zine and a video available in six different languages aimed at parents whose children are experiencing mental health problems is now available thanks to a youth-led collaborative project at Youth Services Bureau in Ottawa. Check out these resources on our Youth Engagement toolkit.

Evidence In-Sight

Evidence In-Sight helps link agencies with published research and grey literature focused on evidence-informed practice in child and youth mental health. It’s a free service that helps you address questions at the program, organizational and system levels. Read about:

Youth Engagement in rural and remote contexts

Teen dating violence prevention programs

Measures Database

The Centre’s free online measures database profiles measures used in child and youth mental health and program evaluation.

Internalized Stigma of Mental Illness Scale (ISMI)

Conflict Tactics Scales (CTS)

Learning on demand

Conducting a literature review

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About the Centre

As a leader for child and youth mental health in Ontario, we build connections, share knowledge and draw upon our expertise to enhance the skills of front line service providers. Together, we passionately promote and share the benefits of both organizational learning and evidence-informed practices. And together, we are working to strengthen Ontario's mental health programs and services for all children, youth, families and caregivers

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OCTOBER 2016

Upcoming free training

Nov 1:
Evidence Based Practices in Juvenile Justice and Behavioral Health

Nov 9:
Improving services and systems for Transition-Age Youth in Ontario

The Bridge from Being Trauma-Informed to Being Trauma-Responsive

Finding their way: Syrian refugee children & youth resettlement as learned through SWIS work

Nov 17:
Transforming Practice and Policy Through Science

Nov 23:
A Residential Approach to Dual-Diagnosis

The Centre is happy to collect and share a diverse collection of leaning opportunities, though we don’t specifically endorse any event or approach. . For a complete listing of upcoming events, please visit the Centre's learning calendar.

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Knowledge Institute on Child and Youth Mental Health and Addictions

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Ottawa, ON K1G 0Z1