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1. • • Good mental health is foundational to achievement. Students who report feeling mentally well, are more ready to learn, feel a stronger sense of belonging at school, and perform better academically. Substance use prevention programs and supports can also help improve student performance, participation, and overall well-being.
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2. www.ontario.ca › page › mental-health-servicesMental health services for children and youth | ontario.ca

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   There are hundreds of programs and services across Ontario that offer help to children and youth with mental health and addiction concerns up to 18 years of age. How to find support. To find mental health services for children and youth in your community: visit Kids Help Phone Resources Around Me; type in your location

3. ontario.cmha.ca › documents › mental-healthMental Health Resources in Schools

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   Ontario is dedicated to supporting the mental health of students. Promoting positive mental health, identifying students at risk, and helping them to get the support they need are all roles that the education system can play.

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5. news.ontario.ca › en › releaseOntario Expanding Access to Student Mental Health Supports

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   Apr 1, 2022 · In addition to community-based mental health and addictions services, Ontario students have access to a strong foundation of school-based mental health supports across all 72 school boards.

6. smho-smso.ca › about-student-mental-health-in-ontarioAbout student mental health in Ontario

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   Eighteen to 22 per cent of students in Ontario meet the criteria for a mental health illness or concern. More students are expressing a need for help with psychological distress, but only 22 – 34 per cent of children and youth who have a mental health problem receive needed clinical services.

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   Jun 17, 2024 · Vision Statement for Student Mental Health in Ontario. Students have the knowledge and skills to understand and support their mental health and have access to high quality mental health and addiction services that provide appropriate supports for their diverse needs and experiences when and where they need them across the provincial mental ...

8. smho-smso.ca › about-us › our-approachOur approach - School Mental Health Ontario

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   Nov 7, 2024 · School mental health professionals in Ontario schools provide prevention and early intervention services when students have mild-to-moderate mental health needs that would benefit from brief, targeted intervention.

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   What is school mental health Ontario?

   • School Mental Health Ontario is creating a growing suite of structured psychotherapy approaches to help in enhancing the quality and consistency of Tier 2 services. These approaches are evidence-informed and implementation-sensitive. In Ontario, schools are the most common place children and youth receive mental health support.

   About student mental health in Ontario

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   How does school mental health Ontario support school boards?

   • Every school board has an implementation support coach from School Mental Health Ontario to help them roll out their strategy. School boards across the province have access to a range of evidence-informed, identity-affirming programming, resources, professional learning and training to support excellence in school mental health service delivery.

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   How many students in Ontario have a mental health problem?

   • Eighteen to 22 per cent of students in Ontario meet the criteria for a mental health illness or concern. More students are expressing a need for help with psychological distress, but only 22 – 34 per cent of children and youth who have a mental health problem receive needed clinical services.

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   Who is involved in mental health development in Ontario schools?

   • Ontario educators, school/system leaders, student support staff, school mental health professionals, and students themselves are involved in the development of mental health resources, learning, and programming used in Ontario schools.

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   What mental health services are available in Ontario?

   • In addition to community-based mental health and addictions services, Ontario students have access to a strong foundation of school-based mental health supports across all 72 school boards.

   Ontario Expanding Access to Student Mental Health Supports

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10. news.ontario.ca › en › releaseOntario Boosting Efforts to Combat Bullying and Support ...

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    3 days ago · For the 2024-25 school year, the Ministry of Education is providing $127.5 million to support initiatives and programs that help build a safe and inclusive learning environment for all students. Additionally, mental health funding is being increased to nearly $121 million, an increase of 595 per cent since 2017-18.