RCSP NEWS & STORIES TO INSPIRE
Finding a Reason to Smile: Casey Szmata’s Journey from Grief to Advocacy
Suicide is a difficult topic, but it's one we can't afford to shy away from. By starting these conversations, we aim to break the silence, provide support, and share resources that can save lives. Hi, I'm your host, Cara Jones, and this is the Starting Conversations...
Honouring Hanna: A Journey Through Grief & Giving
The loss of a loved one is never easy. And when that loss comes under such heartbreaking circumstances, the journey through grief can feel especially heavy. But in this sorrow, many people find solace in creating something lasting. A testament to the love and memories...
CDN Signs Cross-Border Community Investment Deal with Resource Centre for Suicide Prevention
CDN Signs Cross-Border Community Investment Deal with Resource Centre for Suicide Prevention to Address Mental Health and Wellness in TradespeopleCDN announced that it has signed a 14-month financial investment to sponsor the delivery of Tough Enough To Talk About It...
Reflecting on Mental Health Week in Grande Prairie, Alberta: Building Resilience and Community Support
Mental Health Week in Grande Prairie, May 6th to May 12th, was a dynamic and engaging experience filled with events, conversations, and initiatives to foster community resilience and support. Various organizations throughout the community organized activities,...
Grimshaw Office Open House a Success
On June 22nd, our Grimshaw office officially opened its doors to the public, hosting a ribbon-cutting ceremony with Alberta's Minister of Mental Health and Addictions, Dan Williams. The town of Grimshaw's Mayor, Wendy Wald, gave a very heartfelt introduction and...
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The Resource Centre for Suicide Prevention acknowledges that we live and work on Treaty 8 and Metis Districts 13 and 14, lands that have been occupied, travelled, and cared for by Indigenous peoples since time immemorial. As an organization, we recognize the past wrongdoings and systemic inequities faced by our indigenous populations. We are committed to uplifting Indigenous voices, respecting traditional lands, and working towards reconciliation and healing.