The designates the first week in May as Mental Health Week. This year, it runs from May 4-10, 2026, and the 91pro视频 (HCDSB) will join organizations across Canada in raising awareness about mental health.
The theme for this year鈥檚 Mental Health Week is “Come Together, Canada“.
This Mental Health Week, we are inviting our HCDSB community to Come Together. It鈥檚 a call to spark small, everyday actions of connection, and to recognize the role we all play in supporting mental health through connection: check in on a friend you haven’t spoken to in a while, encourage students to invite someone to play with them during recess, talk to your neighbours, and much more.
Together, we can strengthen mental health, build stronger communities, and help more people feel connected.
Staff & Student Resources
HCDSB staff and students can visit the to access the and a collection of e-resources on mental health and well-being.
Staff can access the resource package available on HCDSB’s throughout the year. Contents of the package include daily announcements and prayers, mental health and well-being “ready to use” activities and videos, educator resources, parent/family resources, as well as Special Education resources.
Join the Conversation Online!
Be sure to connect and follow HCDSB鈥檚 Mental Health and Well-Being Instagram account for more resources: .
Mental Health Resources Serving Halton
- 鈥婻OCK Reach Out Centre for Kids (24/7) 905-878-8555
- Distress Centre Halton (Burl) 905681-1488 (Oak) 905-849-4541 (Halton Hills) 905-877-1211
- Kids Help Phone 1-800-668-6868 Text 686868
- Halton Regional Police for emergencies 911
- Halton Regional Police for non-emergencies 905-825-4777
