Boozhoo and welcome to the NWO Be Well Passport. We acknowledge the land we stand on as within Treaty #3, Treaty #5, or Treaty #9, the traditional land of the Anishinaabe and Métis people. This is where we live, learn, work and grow. Acknowledging the traditional territories of our ancestors demonstrates respect for the original custodians of a region and serves to strengthen our relationships to one another and to the land. We can also find strength within ourselves when we stop to remember and appreciate the space around us and the courage of those who came before us. Miigwetch.
Mental Health Week ... May 6 - May 10, 2024
Jack Talk
Jack.org is Canada’s only charity training and empowering young leaders to revolutionize mental health in every province and territory.
About Jack.org
Breaking the Silence
Mental Health 101
Mental Health 101 – Part 2
Interested in having the Jack Talks for your school or classroom? Contact your classroom teacher or Jack Chapter rep for more information on how the Talks can be scheduled for your high school.
Jack Youth Hub
COVID-19 has—and will continue to have—an unprecedented impact on youth mental health. Support systems that were already overtaxed are being pushed beyond their limit. Young people have restricted access to community supports. Some are stuck in homes that are unsafe, while others don’t have a space to call home. Many are navigating unemployment and the financial fallout of the pandemic. We’re working around the clock to make sure young people have the education, resources, and community they need right now in order to look out for their own mental health and that of their peers.