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Human Resources committee  I can make two points very quickly—

December 8th, 2016Committee meeting

Ed Mantler

Human Resources committee  I'll make two points very, very quickly. The first point is that often those who work with seniors and who are supporting seniors—home care workers, workers in care homes, bankers, lawyers, and others who interact with seniors—don't have the skills and abilities to recognize whe

December 8th, 2016Committee meeting

Ed Mantler

Human Resources committee  We know the impact of the determinants of health. The ongoing systemic lack of access to safe housing, clean water, and food security has a devastating impact on these communities. We also know that access to good quality education, health care services, and psychological service

December 8th, 2016Committee meeting

Ed Mantler

Human Resources committee  It's great that you've recognized the mental health issues and that you've realized an intervention is needed. Emergency mental health outreach in the shelters is one aspect of being able to do that. I will go back, though, to my original comments and say that it may not be the

December 8th, 2016Committee meeting

Ed Mantler

Human Resources committee  Housing First started as an innovation and, of course, it's now been proven.

December 8th, 2016Committee meeting

Ed Mantler

Human Resources committee  There is work taking place in workplaces to make workplaces more accessible to those experiencing mental illness, either entering the work force or staying within the work force. We have a case study of 40 organizations implementing the national standard on psychological health a

December 8th, 2016Committee meeting

Ed Mantler

Human Resources committee  Thank you. I think that innovation poses a particular challenge for funders, in that they should be providing funding to things that are proven, that have evidence to show that they work, yet many innovations are based on common sense and what intuitively looks like it should wo

December 8th, 2016Committee meeting

Ed Mantler

Human Resources committee  Your point is well made. I don't think research is the only answer, but proving what works in an empirical way is a part of the equation that must be considered.

December 8th, 2016Committee meeting

Ed Mantler

Human Resources committee  The At Home/Chez Soi project that I spoke about earlier took place in five pilot sites across the country. The pilot site in Winnipeg was one that had a particular focus on indigenous communities, due to the demographics of that population. It was successful because it was done i

December 8th, 2016Committee meeting

Ed Mantler

Human Resources committee  To be quite—

December 8th, 2016Committee meeting

Ed Mantler

Human Resources committee  To be quite frank, it's money. We have a project that will demonstrate what works and what doesn't and help us put some science behind understanding the best practices in terms of what workplaces should be doing. We need to enact that demonstration project and put the research i

December 8th, 2016Committee meeting

Ed Mantler

December 8th, 2016Committee meeting

Ed Mantler

Human Resources committee  Yes. Thank you for a very relevant question. About three-quarters of adults who experience mental illness tell us that their symptoms actually started in their teenage years, started as a youth, so clearly it's having an impact on those entering the workforce for the very first

December 8th, 2016Committee meeting

Ed Mantler

Human Resources committee  Thank you for the question. I'm happy that you've targeted stigma in your question, because it is absolutely key. As a commission, we've had the opportunity to work with researchers across the country, particularly researchers out of the University of Calgary and Queen's. Throug

December 8th, 2016Committee meeting

Ed Mantler

Human Resources committee  Headstrong is a community-based program. It's one that requires some level of support through both policy and financial support. Embedding stigma reduction and mental health promotion in education policy is one step towards making them more of a reality across the country.

December 8th, 2016Committee meeting

Ed Mantler