Coast Mental Health


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INVITATION TO THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

We here by invite Directors and Members to the Annual General Meeting
which wil take place on:

September 30, 2008, at 4:30 pm
Heritage Hall
3102 Main Street, Vancouver, BC

View and print a copy of the Invitation/Nomination Application and the Membership form. 

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Gala Awards Dinner
10th Anniversary was a huge success and raised $2,009,711 for Coast Mental Health.

Also, check here for bios and photos of recipients.

Jeanne Krabberndam's second Art Cruise will be to the Mexican Riviera.  Read more on this Cruise >


Coast to receive $1 million grant for Courage To Come Back Awards endowment.

With the legacy endowment created by this grant we will continue to share stories of ordinary people who overcome extra-ordinary challenges for decades to come,” says Darrell Burnham, Executive Director.

Read more >

NEW positions:

Head Office
- Director of Communications

Community Homes Division
- Mental Health Worker

Cottages
- Transition Workers

View all employment postings >
Contact us for more information or to book a tour of the Coast Mental Health Resource Centre or Coast Clubhouse.
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For more information about our programs and services, please contact us  >
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Disability Benefits Trust
Learn more about the Coast Trust Program >
Coast endorses the recommendations in a Senate Committee report on mental health, mental illness and addiction services in Canada.
View report online >
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Coast Annual Report
Download PDF >

View latest On The Coast newsletter
Summer 2008 PDF >
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Archives and other publications >

Interested in helping out or gaining valuable work experience?
Check out the volunteer opportunities at Coast
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Support Coast mental health programs and services
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Leave a Lasting Legacy >

When you discover that someone has a history of mental illness, do you:

feel awkward?
avoid eye contact?
experience shortness of breath, or other symptoms of anxiety?
You may suffer from a very common ailment called "Psychosiphobia" learn more >.