Registration for #RunforLife2026 is now live! We hope you’ll join us to remember people we’ve lost to suicide and raise awareness for suicide prevention from Sept. 6-13.
Participate virtually anytime throughout the week, doing any activity you’d like, or participate in-person at the #yyc event in North Glenmore Park on Sunday, Sept. 13 from 9 am – 12 pm.
Register now at our #linkinbio
www.suicideinfo.ca/runforlife
#suicideprevention
We've just released a new toolkit: After a suicide in the workplace. This toolkit provides actions to take before a suicide, in the days following a suicide, and in the long-term, to help limit negative impact of the death on other employees and prevent future suicides.
Learn more in our #linkinbio
www.suicideinfo.ca/local_resource/after-a-suicide-in-the-workplace/
#suicideprevention
Are you or someone you care about between the ages of 12 and 24 and struggling with suicidal thoughts or suicide attempts?
Wood's Homes Eastside Community Mental Health Services has partnered with @cmhaab and @cspyyc to offer Skills for Safer Living — a 4-week psychoeducational group designed to help youth and young adults make sense of what they’re experiencing and learn practical, life-saving skills to stay safe.
To learn more about eligibility, program content, and to sign-up visit: woodshomes.ca/sfsl
Today, March 31, we acknowledge Transgender Day of Visibility. Trans people’s mental health is positively affected when they have supportive and affirming family and friends who respect their gender identity. This fosters belonging and connection, creating a network of people who are there to offer help and be asked for help when it’s needed.
Learn more in our free resource on transgender people and suicide prevention, available through our #linkinbio
www.suicideinfo.ca/local_resource/transgender-people-suicide/
#suicideprevention #TDOV
Meet Alex. This season, Alex has been irritable, he's drinking more than usual, and his head's not in the game.
If you have a friend like Alex, it’s time to step up and offer your support.
Learn more at buddyup.ca.
Thanks to @csv_midstream , @BreakawayEnergy , Mastec Purnell, and Medallion Energy Services Inc., #BuddyUp will be featured in tomorrow’s @NHLFlames #HockeyTalks game!
Today is the last day of The Push-Up Challenge!
Thanks to the incredible support of more than 800 individuals who selected CMHA Alberta and Centre for Suicide Prevention as their beneficiary of choice, we have raised over $62,000 which will enable us to improve mental health outcomes in our community.
You can continue raising funds and donating until March 21. Visit our beneficiary page to donate: https://www.thepushupchallenge.ca/beneficiary/cmha-alberta-and-the-centre-for-suicide-prevention
Thanks to everyone who has pushed with us – we couldn’t have done it without you.
#pushforbetter #thepushupchallenge #CMHA
Right now, 100,000 Canadians are participating in The Push-Up Challenge to push for better mental health – for themselves, for their community, and for us all.
CMHAs across Canada have an ambitious goal: to raise $100,000 today to power this movement forward.
Every push-up represents a life lost to suicide. Every donation helps ensure that CMHA can continue driving mental health promotion, advancing systems change, and strengthening the network of CMHAs across Canada.
If you’re able to support the work we do by donating, this is the moment to join the movement. Learn more in our #linkinbio.
https://www.thepushupchallenge.ca/beneficiary/cmha-alberta-and-the-centre-for-suicide-prevention
#pushforbetter #thepushupchallenge #CMHA #suicideprevention
We have officially raised $50,000 from The Push-Up Challenge!
Thank you to everyone who has contributed so far! Funds will go towards building mentally healthy communities and raising awareness for suicide prevention.
We're well on our way to our fundraising goal of $100,000! Every push counts, so share the link to your fundraising page to encourage donations.
Learn more through our #linkinbio
https://www.thepushupchallenge.ca/beneficiary/cmha-alberta-and-the-centre-for-suicide-prevention
#pushforbetter #thepushupchallenge #CMHA
Lift Up: Acts of kindness starts today as part of the #BuddyUp campaign for men’s suicide prevention! This week focus on doing acts of kindness for others, like taking a buddy for coffee, volunteering, or bringing snacks to work. Kindness drives connection.
Learn more at our #linkinbio
www.buddyup.ca/the-buddy-up-campaign/#lift-up-acts-of-kindness
#SuicidePrevention #KindnessMatters
Prep your pecs, team: The Push-Up Challenge starts tomorrow!
If you haven’t signed up yet, there’s still time – follow our #linkinbio to sign up: https://www.thepushupchallenge.ca/beneficiary/cmha-alberta-and-the-centre-for-suicide-prevention
Follow @pushforbetter.ca for updates on the daily push-up targets and mental health facts throughout the Challenge.
We can’t wait to start pushing for better mental health with you tomorrow. 🧡
Have you registered for the 2026 Push-Up Challenge?
This February, we’ll be doing 2,000 push-ups over 23 days to remember and honour the approximately 2,000 lives that are lost to suicide each day, worldwide.
Sign up today through our #linkinbio to support CMHA Alberta and Centre for Suicide Prevention and push with us for better mental health outcomes in our community: https://www.thepushupchallenge.ca/beneficiary/cmha-alberta-and-the-centre-for-suicide-prevention
#pushforbetter #thepushupchallenge #CMHA
Thank you to everyone who has donated to support CMHA Alberta and Centre for Suicide Prevention.
Together, we can work to prevent suicide.
If you’re still planning to donate, it’s not too late to receive a tax receipt for 2025.
suicideinfo.ca/donate
