Revised May 2003. Only available online. PDF versions
of individual sections are now available..
What
is CAMH / Mental
Health / Addictions / Additional
Services for Clients / Concurrent
Disorders / Corporate
Services / National
& International Services / Province-wide
Services / Research
/ Youth
Initiatives & Programs
 CAMH
Annual Report
After five exciting years, CAMH has an impressive list of achievements.
While there is much more to do, we have made great strides in building
an organization that is focused on the needs of our clients and stakeholders
and on providing programs and services to improve the health of people
and communities. More...
/ PDF
(3.33 MB)
 CAMH
Financials 2003 (PDF only; 444 KB)
previous Annual Reports to the Community
2002 /
2001
/ 2000 /
1999 / 1998
We need to talk more openly about our mental
health and addictions problems: Now we can.
 The
R. Samuel McLaughlin Addiction and
Mental Health Information Centre, a new initiative from CAMH,
will increase CAMH’s ability to reach and support Ontarians in need
of assistance. The McLaughlin Addiction and Mental Health Information
Centre will serve Ontario through:
- An enhanced toll-free Information Line, including Information and
Referral specialists and audio-taped messages.
- A telephone support line staffed by volunteers providing informal
and/or peer support
- Web-based information on a range of topics.
- A store-front Information Centre
- New print, audio-taped messages, and web materials in 16 languages.
The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), as a publicly funded
hospital, is bound by the provisions of the Public Sector Salary Disclosure
Act, to publish the names, positions and salaries of employees receiving
annual salaries of $100,000 or more. Complete
list.
The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) is committed to creating
a culture of shared values and behaviours consistent with the mission
and core values of the organization. More
on the policy, priorities, commitment and expecations...
Workplace Health Consulting Services addresses a wide range of substance
use and mental health issues, tailored to an organization's needs and
budget. They can work with companies to design mental health and substance
use policies to facilitate information sessions to communicate these policies
to staff, and to train managers, supervisors and employee representatives
in the implementation of these policies in the workplace. Some issues
include: alcohols and drug use in the workplace; mental health in the
workplace; violence in the workplace; understanding, preventing and managing
aggressive behavior; problem gambling and employee assistance programs.
An update on the strategic planning process and
includes the recommendations that have resulted. We are in the process
of reviewing our strategic plan and will provide updates periodically
to reflect the ongoing achievements related to new strategic directions.
More...
CAMH Best Advice Papers
The Centre's "Best Advice" papers are designed
to present the most up-to-date knowledge on emerging issues and are
ideal for professionals in the mental health and addictions fields,
policy makers, and others who wish to understand the latest information
on key issues. More...
CAMH Position Papers
The Centre's Position Statements outline the Centre's views on emerging
public policy issues, based on its core values and supported by the
most up-to-date knowledge. They may be of interest to professionals
in the mental health and addictions fields, policy makers, and others
who wish to understand the Centre's perspectives on key issues. More
Career Opportunities at CAMH
- Opportunities are available for most health care professionals. Check
out the new Career Opportunities
web page for updated postings.
Building Together
Building Together, the CAMH staff newsletter is now available online
in PDF format in the Careers
section.
At the Centre -- a quarterly
newsletter from CAMH
Index / Back
issues are also available online.
News about the Centre for Clients, Patients and Families
Centre for Addiction & Mental Health Foundation
Foundation Home Page
Foundation Progress
Reports -- Newsletters from the Foundation
 Living with Mental
Illness and Addiction Takes Courage.
Seven extraordinary Ontarians were honoured for their Courage
to Come Back from the challenges of living with mental illness and addiction
at a gala awards dinner Thursday, May 15, 2003.
Press Release May 2003
/ Profiles of 2003
winners / 2003
Sponsors
CAMH Research Annual Report 2002
Contents / Letter
from the President and CEO / Letter
from the Vice-President, Research / Sources
of Extramural Research Funding / Breakdown
of Extramural Funding by Source / Neuroscience
Research Department / Vivian
M. Rakoff Positron Emission Tomography Centre / Clinical
Research Department / Social,
Prevention and Health Policy Research Department / Honours,
Appointments and Awards (PDF only) / Grants
and Contracts (PDF only)/ Publications
(PDF only)/ Research
Staff (PDF only)
PDF
of complete report (1.5 MB). PDFs are available of the
other sections through individual pages.
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