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Cast your vote on June 7th for mental health and addictions care
Mar 6, 2020
Election Day in Ontario is fast approaching which means now is a crucial time to ensure that mental health and addictions care remains a core ballot box issue.
All three main political parties have, in fact, made mental health and addictions care a key commitment in their platforms. Let’s let candidates know this is a promise you expect them to keep.
CMHA-WECB is encouraging all Ontarians to sign an online petition with a message to candidates: fund mental health and addictions care the same as physical health care.
Sign the petition and join more than 12,000 other Ontarians who’ve already done so. Let’s hold our candidates accountable and ensure mental health and addictions care receives the funding parity that it deserves. http://www.erasethedifference.ca