Our Programs Public Education Pathways Clubhouse You Can Make A Difference Maintaining Your Mental Health Mental Health In the Workplace Links Links Added Credits Site updated January 16, 2004 Emerging Into Light A symbol of recovery and resilience for people who care about mental illness and health. Please visit the Emerging Into Light Gallery maintained by CMHA National Office

Welcome to the Canadian Mental Health Association Richmond Branch Serving the community of Richmond since 1984 Workshop Women Living Well with Anxiety and Depression January 31, 2004 Upcoming Event Tuesday February 3, 2004 for Eating Disorders Awareness Week (EDAW) More information will be available soon Email CMHA Richmond to find out what's happening. New Magazine On Mood Disorders Available now at Chapters & Indigo Books across Canada. Visit Moods Healing Through Understanding to find out more. Do you require the assistance of a Mental Health Advocate? SUPPORT GROUPS: Richmond Emotional Supportive Therapy Family Member Support Group Canadian Mental Health Association Thrift Store and Mental Health Library Located at 7351 Elmbridge Way Richmond, BC Hours are Tuesday to Friday 10 am to 2 pm 604-276-8834 For information on the Thrift Store, ask for Lisa. For information on the Library, please ask for Barbara or Donna Freedom of Information Questions? Try this Web Site Office of the Information & Privacy Commissioner

Founded in 1984, we are a branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association, a national non-profit organization made up of provincial bodies and local branches.

Our mission is to improve the mental health of persons in the City of Richmond through public education, recreational, vocational, volunteering and supported housing services and programs.

We believe that all people share the same universal needs for security, belonging, recognition, and achievement. People who struggle with a mental illness are no different.

The attitudes of the community are of extreme importance in determining if a person who has a mental illness can be reintegrated into their community. Acceptance by neighbours, friends, family and co-workers can make the difference.

The Canadian Mental Health Association - Richmond Branch values consumer involvement and encourages the Richmond community to respond to the needs of its residents.

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