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We are committed to helping children and youth grow up healthy, confident and secure; ensuring they are able to, or enabled to, realize their full potential, developig capacities needed for them to participate in and contribute to their communities.
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Mental Health

This working group strives to develop a strong voice for Eastern Ontario on a range of issues critical to child and youth mental health, as well as to develop innovative responses to issues as they arise.

 

One area of focus has been disordered eating. When CHEO established its inpatient clinic for eating disorders, the working group developed a companion survey which was distributed to nearly 400 parents of young athletes and 200 community service providers including coaches, physicians, social workers, child and youth workers, physical education teachers, group home leaders, nurse practitioners and others. Once the survey confirmed the need for action, the group formed a partnership with others to launch a two-year project aimed at development of a prevention model that can be adapted to a variety of sports and settings.

 

Posted Feb 7, 2008
Out of the Shadows at Last - a PowerPoint presentation developed by Cherry Murray for the Mental Health Working Group
Posted Feb 7, 2008
Summary of September 20, 2006 teleconference
Posted Feb 7, 2008
Summary of August 30, 2006 teleconference
Posted Feb 7, 2008
Letter to Prime Minister Harper from the Child and Youth Health
A Collaborative Blueprint for Action 2009 - 2013 Report
Available for download! The CYHNEO Recommendation report to promote cross-sectoral integration for the healthy development of children and youth in Eastern Ontario 2009-2013
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This page was last updated Sep 12, 2008

We are committed to helping children and youth grow up healthy, confident and secure; ensuring they are able to, or enabled to, realize their full potential, developig capacities needed for them to participate in and contribute to their communities.
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