Join us for the Buddy Up month in June to promote authentic conversations among men and their buddies and raise awareness for the issue of men and suicide. There are lots of ways to get involved! Learn more at buddyup.ca ...
Thank you to Golf With Purpose for hosting the 2nd Annual “Buddy Up” Father’s Day Scramble golf tournament, which raised $1,500 in support of Centre for Suicide Prevention and the Buddy Up men’s suicide prevention campaign!
Subscribe to receive the weekly news roundup straight to your inbox! Featured:Buddy Up uses friendship to help prevent men from suffering in silence – Globe and MailJune 25, 2022Centre for Suicide Prevention’s annual campaign Buddy Up which runs every June ...
Thank you to The Johnny Z Healthy Minds Fund at the South Saskatchewan Community Foundation for donating $10,000 to the Centre for Suicide Prevention’s Buddy Up campaign again in[...]
Subscribe to receive the weekly news roundup straight to your inbox! Featured:Annual ‘Buddy Up’ campaign aims to encourage men to talk about mental health – Calgary HeraldJune 15, 2022Centre for Suicide Prevention’s annual month-long “Buddy Up” campaign began on June ...
This is a summary of the latest significant Canadian () and international suicide research we collected in the past month: 🇨🇦 Kingsbury, M., Hammond, N., Johnstone, F. & Colman, I. (2022). Suicidality among sexual minority and transgender adolescents: A nationally ...
Subscribe to receive the weekly news roundup straight to your inbox! Featured: Increasing access to suicide prevention supports – Government of AlbertaJune 10, 2022The Government of Alberta has announced $3 million in funding through their Youth Suicide Prevention Grant Program. ...
Subscribe to receive the weekly news roundup straight to your inbox! ‘Know that you aren’t alone’: N.L. launches 5-year suicide-prevention plan – CBCJune 2, 2022Newfoundland and Labrador have released a five-year suicide prevention plan for the province, Our Path to ...
Subscribe to receive the weekly news roundup straight to your inbox! Featured:Airdrie dads promoting men’s mental health by ‘Buddying Up’ – Discover AirdrieMay 26, 2022Men between the ages of 40 and 65 die by suicide at alarming rates – the ...