CMHA BC Division

06/05/2026

Say yes to a showing of Say Yes!: a musical journey through the maze of aging, retirement, and all that jazz 🎼🎷

Happening June 13–14 in Victoria, Say Yes! follows a deeply relatable journey through the "loose ends" of post-career life, where questions of purpose, identity, and connection emerge. Created and performed by veteran artists Sara Partridge, Susan Smitten, and Jim Hill, this original musical r***e explores the often-overlooked emotional landscape of retirement and aging with warmth, wit, and honesty.

Tickets are just $25, with a portion of proceeds going to help support CMHA BC's work in advancing mental health as a human right.

You're invited to reconnect, rediscover joy, and embrace the richness of life at every stage with us. Get tickets now: https://buff.ly/uEnqarC

Not able to join? Consider supporting with a donation: https://buff.ly/cZzjcHX

06/05/2026

As a non-profit leader, you face a host of challenges unique to your industry.

This 1-hour webinar explores the impact of non-profit systems on your overall well-being and the practical tools you need to make wellness your priority. You'll find a discussion on the systems at play in this dynamic, and the changes needed to better support leaders in the non-profit sector.

🔗 Register: https://buff.ly/4r3kmnZ

06/05/2026

📢 Opportunity alert! CMHA BC is hiring a Special Projects Coordinator to support the development, implementation, and expansion of the Crisis Response, Community Led (CRCL) service. This role supports the review, documentation, and implementation of evidence-informed service approaches grounded in best practices, in addition to project reporting and information tracking to inform operations.

Interested? Learn more and apply by June 7, 2026: https://buff.ly/qwp3sh1

06/04/2026

The Independent Rights Advice Service (IRAS) can help you understand your legal rights and how to exercise them if you’re an involuntary patient under the Mental Health Act in BC.

Learn more about eligibility and how to book a meeting with a Rights Advisor in this video.

Visit IRASBC.ca for more.

06/04/2026

Curious about psychological health and safety and what it means for your workplace?

Building mentally healthy workplaces goes beyond connection and individual resilience. It’s about creating creative spaces that protect and support mental health for all.

Learn more in this 5-minute video as Workplace Mental Health Facilitator Geoff Moffett unpacks psychological health and safety, and how CMHA BC can support you on your journey to building a better workplace.

Ready to take the next step?

💡Join our next Psychological Health and Safety Navigator training on June 15-18! Registration ends June 11––reserve your spot now: https://bc.cmha.ca/events/psychological-health-and-safety-navigator-training-13/

06/03/2026

📢 Now hiring! CMHA BC is seeking a Director, Recovery and Community Integration to provide operational, clinical, and strategic leadership to support specialized supported employment and psychosocial rehabilitation services within multiple Primary Care Centers and bed-based treatment and recovery services across the province.

Interested? Learn more and apply by June 10, 2026: https://buff.ly/iOiSEeE

06/03/2026

Come explore the challenges and opportunities associated with a multi-generational workforce in this 1-hour webinar from .

You'll dive into the ways that talent pools and demographics are evolving, the benefits of a multigenerational workplace, differences across generations, challenges in supporting a multigenerational workplace, and strategies to support an inclusive way forward.

➡️ Register: https://buff.ly/ixNtbYo

SafeCare BC

06/02/2026

Learn about the artist who helped create the Fireweed Pin in collaboration with BCAA: Charlene Johnny, a Coast Salish artist of the Quw’utsun Tribes. https://buff.ly/gAgHgSZ

The Fireweed Pin represents a shared commitment to wildfire resilience, showing support for communities across BC and the organizations working alongside them to strengthen their resilience in the face of wildfires. Learn more: https://buff.ly/1ydCu0J

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06/02/2026

If you’re an involuntary patient under the Mental Health Act in BC, the Independent Rights Advice Service (IRAS) can help you understand your rights.

Find out what IRAS is, how Rights Advisors can help, and what you can expect when meeting with a Rights Advisor.

Watch this video and visit IRASBC.ca to learn more about the service.

06/01/2026

CMHA BC's scholarship and bursary program is now open for applications! 📚🎓

Since 1982, CMHA BC has been commitment to lowering barriers and supporting individuals with lived experience of mental illness achieve their education goals. Anyone living in BC who has lived experience of mental illness and is pursuing post-secondary education is eligible to apply from now until applications close on July 13.

➡️ Learn more about the scholarships offered by CMHA BC and apply now: https://buff.ly/YQMWuYl