An advocate, a statesman and a friend

In February, we lost one of our first and most vocal advocates for mental health with the passing of the Honourable Michael Wilson, Vice-Chair of CAMH Foundation’s Board of Directors.

For more than two decades, Michael had bravely and openly shared the story of his son’s death by suicide. He made it one of his life’s missions to bring mental illness out of the shadows and to eliminate “People prejudice and discrimination. He was one of a kind. He led our earliest fundraising efforts and worked should be as to increase awareness and understanding of mental illness. comfortable Michael cared deeply for his community and his country; his humanity and integrity were a beacon talking about for us all. It’s impossible to overstate his contribution to Canada, to the cause of mental health, and to all of the lives he touched. mental illness

With his passing, Canada has lost a statesman, an as they are advocate and a dear friend, but the conversations he ignited will continue. His message is echoed in the simple but powerful statement that “Mental talking about “ Health is Health.” heart disease His vision will continue to live on through the Michael Wilson Society, a group of forward-thinking leaders and champions of mental health committed to or diabetes. advancing research and treatment while addressing the stigma associated with mental illness. Michael Wilson, Vice-Chair, CAMH Foundation’s Board of Directors

2 | camh & camh foundation A call to action A message from our CEOs and Board Chairs

In 2018, CAMH celebrated 20 years of progress with a call – toward transforming the lives of patients today and to action: #MentalHealthIsHealth. tomorrow, locally and globally. Toward social change, we are promoting mental health as the next frontier of inclusion Since we launched the campaign, Canadians have shared and creating health care system capacity to build healthy their stories: the barriers to care and supports they’ve families, communities and cities. experienced; the wait lists faced by youth; the frustrations of family members who work to navigate a disjointed system During our campaign, we asked provocative questions for their loved ones. to encourage conversation. Why do some illnesses get treatment while others get judgment? Is universal health We’ve opened the conversation and built awareness and care really universal if it doesn’t include mental health? Is a understanding of mental disorders, but we are just getting sick day really a sick day if no one believes you’re sick? started. Mental illness is the leading cause of disability worldwide. In Canada, 11 people die by suicide each day. The CAMH response to these questions is a demand for equity. We call for parity when it comes to mental illness. Our health care system must have mental health care at It’s only right that our patients have access to integrated its centre. Funding in the sector falls short of the burden of care in our publicly funded health care system. People with illness. For too long, we’ve cobbled together a spectrum mental illness deserve a clear pathway to care and hope for of care venues and providers that lacks coordination, recovery. That’s the change that will lead to a world where continuity or collaboration. everyone believes that life is worth living.

Fundamental to our academic mission, we are committed to Join us. research and innovation, education and knowledge transfer

Dr. Catherine Zahn Deborah Gillis David Wilson Jamie Anderson President & CEO President & CEO Chair, Board of Trustees Chair, Board of Directors CAMH CAMH Foundation CAMH CAMH Foundation

annual report 2018-2019 | 3 CAMH by the numbers

Schizophrenia and Personality 31.6% related disorders 3.7% disorders with psychosis Trauma and Substance-use 2.4% stressor-related 31.5% disorders disorders Diagnosis on admission Depressive Anxiety 13.5% disorders 1.7% disorders

Bipolar and 11.1% related disorders 4.5% Other

TOTAL NUMBER OF 37,065 UNIQUE PATIENTS

% More than10,375 INPATIENTS WITH MORE THAN ONE professionals DIAGNOSIS 50 participated in CAMH training sessions

CAMH staff 3,461 EducationEducating the next generation of mental health professionals Volunteers OTHER 1,426 RESIDENTS/ MEDICAL NURSING HEALTH CARE FELLOWS STUDENTS STUDENTS PROFESSIONALS 1,158 Physicians TOTAL 426 358 270 294 236

4 | camh & camh foundation CAMH by the numbers 2018-2019

Canada’s number 1 Telepsychiatry MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS $71,134,064 TOTAL VALUE OF NEW RESEARCH GRANTS AWARDED

ARTICLES PUBLISHED 2,766 630 in peer-reviewed journals (2018) a 27% increase over the previous year RESEARCH CHAIRS RESEARCH 15 EMERGENCY MEDIA Department visits

2012/13 2,6 61,287 6,958 visits to CAMH.ca 2013/14 7,423

2014/15 7,993

2015/16 9,250 & 2016/17 10,674 OVER 300K ENGAGEMENTS ON 2017/18 11,989 TWITTER & FACEBOOK

2018/19 12,999 ED visits have increased 87% since 2012 DIGITAL annual report 2018-2019 | 5 The power of advocacy Karleigh Darnay, a CAMH Youth The people who turn to us for mental Engagement Coordinator, speaks to health care need us to speak out. the media at the Game Changers launch. We can’t be silent. They are counting on us.

Through our new Game Changers Working with patients, families, program, we’re working with the HBC philanthropists and our partners in Foundation and youth advisors to spread government and workplaces, we are a powerful message of hope to students across Canada. advocating for a world where mental

The program is bringing resources health is treated the same as physical for students right into schools to help health. As Canada’s largest provider young people feel more comfortable of mental health care, we’re committed talking about mental health, seeking help for themselves and supporting to eliminating the gap between friends in need. mental and physical health. We have “One goal is to reduce stigma through accomplished so much but we’re outreach in schools,” explains Karleigh nowhere near finished. There is so Darnay, who co-ordinated a team of 14 Youth Advisors to ensure the program much more to do. included the voices of young people. “We want to encourage young people to reach out for support if they need it and also to help them understand how to have these conversations.”

Game Changers is supported by a $1.25-million grant from the HBC Foundation.

6 | camh & camh foundation Thanks to a partnership between Shoppers Drug Mart and CAMH Foundation, CAMH’s Provincial Systems Support Program has created an interactive toolkit to help address the unique mental health needs of women.

“We know gender is a key determinant of mental health,” says Dr. Branka Agic, Director of Knowledge Exchange with PSSP. “Women have higher rates of depression and generalized anxiety disorder than men.”

PSSP promoted the toolkit – the first of a number of initiatives as part of the partnership – at a number of public SHOPPERS LOVE.YOU. events across the province, including the Run for Women, which promotes physical and mental health.

Meshach Harvey — aka MC Shackalacka – performs at the Gifts of Light Holiday Kick-Off in November 2018 as part of the Mindful MCs. The hip hop group formed after meeting at CAMH. On Bell Let’s Talk Day, CAMH welcomed Premier

For over a decade, Gifts of Light has helped CAMH Doug Ford, Minister of patients develop the skills and confidence they need Health and Long-Term for life in the community beyond CAMH. Care Christine Elliott Last year, Gifts of Light supported more than 13,000 and Minister of patients through 4,500 gifts, 48 special events and 4,000 hours of activities — art classes, drum groups, Infrastructure Monte cooking classes and more. McNaughton — along The program is a shining example of how kindness with over 100 CAMH can transform lives. staff and volunteers — as the provincial government reconfirmed When you come to its commitment to CAMH’s “CAMH, it’s a very safe redevelopment project. feeling — a place of

caring and giving. “Twenty years ago, the restructuring commission made a decision to integrate mental illness and ” addiction services under one roof and to transform “Gifts of Light helped me out a lot,” says Brian the Queen Street site, leading to the creation of Robert, a CAMH patient who benefitted from the CAMH. We’re very grateful for that vision – it has program. “When you come to CAMH, it’s a very safe enabled a revolution in mental health care,” feeling — a place of caring and giving.” says Dr. Catherine Zahn.

annual report 2018-2019 | 7 Through the Discovery “ Fund, we aim to lower suicide rates, reduce disability and create improved outcomes for people with serious mental illness. Dr. Vicky Stergiopoulos, Co-Chair” of the Discovery Fund steering committee and Leading CAMH’s Physician-in-Chief research CAMH is set to revolutionize Created through a $100-million anonymous gift, mental health care. CAMH’s Discovery Fund is supporting the next generation of leading scientists, driving discovery, We are supporting our experts and investing in the data platforms, infrastructure to advance new preventions and and analytics needed to leverage research findings and translate them into practice. We’re treatments for mental illness. embedding research into virtually everything we do, empowering all staff and patients We’re working together – across to participate in our leading-edge studies. disciplines and centres within The Discovery Fund is helping us improve engagement, capacity and alignment to maximize CAMH; with patients, their our impact. families and the community; with experts across the globe – to We’re showing promise in reversing the revolutionize our understanding cognitive problems linked to depression and of the brain and close the gap in aging with new therapeutic molecules developed mental health research. at CAMH, ultimately setting the stage for targeting these symptoms in depression for the first time and potentially delaying the onset of such illnesses as Alzheimer’s disease.

“The aged cells regrew to appear the same as young brain cells, showing that our novel molecules can modify the brain in addition to improving symptoms,” says Dr. Etienne Sibille, Deputy Director of CAMH’s Campbell Family Mental Health Research Institute.

8 | camh & camh foundation Drs. Yani Hamdani and Meng-Chuan Lai are studying girls and women with autism.

Modern “big data” and artificial intelligence techniques Working with CAMH’s Wallace and Margaret McCain have the potential to truly transform mental health. The Centre for Child, Youth & Family Mental Health and BrainHealth Databank initiative is working collaboratively the Azrieli Adult Neurodevelopmental Centre, Drs. Yani with teams across CAMH to ensure high-quality, Hamdani and Meng-Chuan Lai are examining the health standardized research and clinical data are integrated care experiences of girls and women with autism to and accessible to drive life-changing research at CAMH improve their diagnosis and treatment. and beyond.

This searchable knowledge base of integrated data will enable the application of modern large-scale data At the Azrieli Centre for Neuro-Radiochemistry, we analytics, visualization and machine learning techniques are developing the radiotracers crucial to showing nerve with the potential for major impacts on mental health care, interactions in the human brain with brain imaging. research, education and policy. New and longer living tracers will allow us to better understand the mechanics of degenerative disorders. “The BrainHealth Databank empowers interdisciplinary teamwork, which engages patients, clinicians, data The work is funded by the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research, and sees the Azrieli Centre engineers, neuroinformaticians, analysts, privacy, ethics working with the Yale PET Centre in the U.S. and researchers to accelerate discovery and innovation, transform care, clinical practice, and ultimately, improve mental health outcomes,” says Dr. Sean Hill, Director of the Krembil Centre for Neuroinformatics.

We’re developing innovative natural dietary supplements to prevent post-partum depression by targeting specific brain cells.

“We believe ours is the first study to show such a strong, Dr. Neil Vasdev, Director beneficial effect in reducing the baby blues at a time when of the Azrieli Centre for postpartum sadness peaks,” says Dr. Jeffrey Meyer, who Neuro-Radiochemistry holds a Canada Research Chair in the Neurochemistry of Major Depression.

annual report 2018-2019 | 9 The best care for patients today — and tomorrow

A CAMH-developed model to treat the agitation and aggression experienced by more than %

80of people with Alzheimer’s disease is being tested at

7sites across Canada

Dr. Lena Quilty

Supported by CAMH’s Discovery Fund, Dr. Lena Quilty is testing what she hopes is a more accessible, cost-effective way to treat people with substance use disorder online.

“This study is a crucial step in bringing computer-based cognitive behaviour therapy to the patients who urgently need treatments for substance use disorder,” she says.

10 | camh & camh foundation Set in North America’s fourth-largest city with a diverse population, CAMH is the best place to develop the mental health care of tomorrow while caring for the patients of today. We support people across the lifespan, from children to older adults with a wide range of illnesses. Through clinical research, we provide access to the latest treatments while building the evidence needed to make these treatments standard.

A CAMH team led by Dr. Nigel Turner is developing In a collaboration led by the Slaight Family Centre an Internet-based intervention for problem gambling. for Youth in Transition, we are working with service The project is a joint effort between the Institute of users, family members, policy makers, researchers, Mental Health Policy Research and the Gambling, clinicians and administrators across the province to Gaming, and Technology Use teams at CAMH, and launch NAVIGATE, a new early psychosis intervention could help eliminate barriers — geographic and program, in four communities across . otherwise — to treatment access. The project is supported by a $1.5-million grant from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research Strategy for Patient-Oriented Research, with matching funds A CAMH-developed model to treat the agitation and from CAMH’s PSSP, Project ECHO Ontario Mental aggression experienced by more than 80 per cent Health and CAMH Foundation. of people with Alzheimer’s disease is being tested at seven sites across Canada, thanks to support from “With its focus on recovery, this coordinated care Brain Canada and the Centre for Aging and Brain model is so important,” said Lillian Duda, a Family Health Innovation. Advisory Committee member whose son was hospitalized twice with psychosis in his teens. “There’s been an improvement in the management of aggression and agitation in our patients,” says Dr. Peter Derkach, Medical Director at the Ukrainian Canadian Care Centre, which participated in the pilot study.

Findings could lead to the “ development of a new safe and effective treatment.

In related efforts, a CAMH team is using brain ” stimulation to better understand why some people with Alzheimer’s disease experience agitation. The findings Lillian Duda could lead to the development of a new, safe and effective treatment for this population.

annual report 2018-2019 | 11 Connecting people with care Recovery from mental illness is achievable when people have access to the best evidence- We have opened a new 23-bed inpatient unit to help relieve pressures on CAMH’s Gerald Sheff & based treatments when they Shanitha Kachan Emergency Department while need them. meeting the growing need for acute care. The unit emphasizes treatment for patients with both mental We are committed to streamlining illness and addiction, and engages patients in therapeutic programming. the way people access mental health care by developing “This new unit is going to transform patients’ lives,” says Joselin Lai, a CAMH social worker and the first programs and services that person hired for the unit. address the growing demand for acute services. We are quickly connecting people with care We have launched a streamlined outpatient service for addiction and other psychiatric disorders called that meets their needs; driving COMPASS that connects people with the best research aimed at preventing services for them in as quickly as one day. people from falling through the Personalized medical and psychosocial cracks and we are developing interventions are delivered by a multi-disciplinary team that includes addiction medicine specialists, and testing new models that psychiatrists, nurses, psychologists, social workers, will improve access across the psychotherapists and occupational therapists. province and beyond. “By streaming patients through COMPASS, we are helping create a better experience for patients that minimizes duplication and standardizes care for addiction and concurrent disorders,” says COMPASS Manager Shannon Greene.

12 | camh & camh foundation CAMH and partners are testing an integrated youth services model of care.

Dr. Kristin Cleverley is working to transform the way young people with mental illness transition into and out of adult services.

“Young people are falling through the cracks,” says Dr. Cleverley, a senior scientist with the McCain Centre. CAMH continues to in Her work — the first studies of their kind in Canada — is build on its success supported by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research collaborating with community and involves two hospitals (CAMH and SickKids) and two partners to provide mental community mental health agencies (George Hull Centre and SickKids Centre for Community Mental Health). health care to young people in community hubs. Backed by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) and other donors, CAMH is working with other organizations in to study the effectiveness of the community hub model as provincial, national and international efforts to build such service hubs are underway. Dr. Kristin Cleverley

annual report 2018-2019 | 13 Helping We have made tremendous progress in our efforts to improve the lives of people with a wide range of illnesses. We are developing people and testing new techniques in brain stimulation that are giving hope to people reach with the most difficult-to-treat depression. We are exploring the use of wearable their full technology to predict and ultimately prevent relapse, and we’re developing apps to help potential young people regain control of their lives.

rTMS is demonstrated on an arm while treatment participant Shelley Hofer looks on.

Dr. Daniel Blumberger, Co-Director of the Temerty Centre for Therapeutic Brain Intervention, worked with researchers at the University Health Network and the University of British Columbia to complete the largest brain stimulation study of it’s kind. The team found that a three-minute version of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) was as effective as the standard 37-minute version for hard-to-treat depression. This could allow more than triple the number of people to be treated.

“rTMS has changed my life in so many ways,” says study participant Shelley Hofer. “Because of CAMH and this treatment, I know what my future looks like now.”

14 | camh & camh foundation CAMH is working with Trillium Health Partners and SickKids to provide young people experiencing first- episode psychosis with the holistic care they need.

Technology-Enabled Collaborative Care for Youth brings together an interprofessional team — a psychiatrist, an occupational therapist, a dietician and social worker — to provide resources through a web-based platform funded by the Medical Psychiatry Alliance.

“No single hospital has all the resources young people need. This project helps break down geographical barriers,” says Dr. Peter Selby, CAMH’s Director of Medical Education.

We are leading the creation of evidence-based, Dr. Nicole Kozloff standarized – yet flexible – care pathways for depression so every patient has the greatest hope for recovery. Early intervention is key to recovery, yet 30 per “We would like this integrated care pathway to become cent of young people with first-episode psychosis a standard treatment model for all patients with drop out of care. depression,” says Dr. Stefan Kloiber, a clinician scientist and Medical Head of General Psychiatry Ambulatory Working in CAMH’s Slaight Centre, Dr. Nicole Services at CAMH. Kozloff is working to strengthen youth and family engagement so young people can stay on track in For adults, the pathway could suggest cognitive their recovery. behavioural therapy, medications and even brain stimulation. And through the Cundill Centre for Child “This study will help identify young people likely to and Youth Depression’s CARIBOU project, young slip through the cracks — and why — so we can people are guided through a detailed plan that starts ensure all young people with psychosis have access with family education. to early and ongoing treatment,” says Dr. Kozloff.

“ We are leading the creation of evidence- based, standardized—yet flexible— care pathways for depression. Dr. Stefan Kloiber, Clinician Scientist and Medical Head ” of General Psychiatry Ambulatory Services, CAMH

annual report 2018-2019 | 15 Mental

Health is Last June, CAMH hosted a Pow Wow Health and Inter-Tribal Social. Mental Health is Health In a unique collaboration with Saugeen First Nation in Southampton, Ont., CAMH is taking its mobile research lab on the road to gather the is grounded in the knowledge needed to help develop a community wellness strategy. principles of health The mobile unit hosts community interviews and surveys in an equity and the belief we approach known as participatory action research, in which members should all have equal of the community share their experiences and perspectives to access to opportunities determine what is best for the community. to attain a higher level of health through timely, appropriate and high-quality We want Saugeen First Nation to be care independent of a safe, healthy and happy place for us social, economic and all. We are taking an important step demographic status. by participating in this CAMH project. At CAMH, we are Ningwakwe George, Field Coordinator on the participatory action research project and member of Saugeen First Nations ” working to reduce disparities in mental illness and treatment through advocacy, We are helping primary care providers in remote and rural areas across Ontario build a better understanding of how to deliver data collection, policy- transgender and gender diverse health care. related activities, ECHO Ontario Trans and Gender Diverse Healthcare uses video research and training conferencing to connect primary care providers at sites across Ontario programs. with experts in the Toronto hub.

“ECHO offers such a great opportunity to share knowledge and let that excellence of care trickle into places that normally wouldn’t have those resources,” says Kristen Patrick, an ECHO participant and member of the Sunset Country Family Health Team in Kenora.

16 | camh & camh foundation CAMH’s Dr. Sean Kidd spent a year with young people who had recently exited homelessness. What he learned concerned him; 25 per cent were soon street homeless again, with the majority of others stalled with unstable lives, major mental illness and trauma.

That’s why he is leading the Toronto Housing Outreach Program Collaborative, a project with a number of youth-focused organizations that has led to improvements in housing, education and employment in this population. This intervention supports young people as they transition from homelessness to housing in hopes they’ll escape homelessness permanently and flourish.

Dr. Alex Abramovich (centre) is recognized by York “We very deeply listened to what young people Regional Police for his work with youth homelessness said, and they told us they needed a combination of and issues regarding trans health and inclusion. outreach case management, peer support and mental health support – offered in community settings rather than shelters.” says Dr. Kidd. In the first study of its kind, Dr. Alex Abramovich, an Independent Scientist with the Institute for Mental Health The resulting model is now being tested with Policy Research, is collecting health care data from Indigenous youth in Thunder Bay through a up to eight clinics across Ontario in hopes of better collaboration with Indigenous services, and a “for understanding how transgender people are accessing youth, by youth” guide for exiting homelessness is mental health care, and their overall health care use, being tested in Thunder Bay and Managua, Nicaragua. through links to International Credential Evaluation Service data repository, for the first time.

“This study aims to identify, recognize and value trans lives, and create new knowledge that will lead to safe and competent health care for the trans population,” % says Dr. Abramovich. He is also using CAMH’s mobile research lab to collect who had recently exited data across nine municipalities in York region to better 25 understand youth homelessness among LGBTQ2S youth homelessness were soon in a study funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities street homeless again Research Council.

CAMH hosted open and honest conversations about reconciliation at its June 19 events to celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day.

The day featured an opening welcome on CAMH’s Ceremony Grounds; a panel discussion featuring Dr. Wilton Littlechild, past Commissioner of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission; and a Pow Wow and Inter-Tribal Social.

Our mobile lab helps “At CAMH, we have colleagues working together us take our research to remote communities. around reconciliation. It’s not easy all the time but it’s important and rewarding work,” says Dr. Renee Linklater, Director of CAMH’s Aboriginal Engagement and Outreach.

annual report 2018-2019 | 17 Changing attitudes and beliefs about mental health We are influencing the way Canadians think about mental health, gathering We are the evidence needed to inform policy and system change, and leading the conversations needed to bring mental committed health into a new era. to reducing Through the CAMH Monitor, the longest ongoing study of adult mental health and suicide rates substance use in Canada, we know poor mental health among adults is on the rise. in Canada. Young people are struggling, too. The CAMH Ontario Student Drug Use and Health Survey — the longest-running continuous survey of its kind in the This means changing the world — found more than half of girls are conversation by generating a facing an elevated level of psychological better understanding of the distress. A third of young people want to causes through research, and talk to someone about their mental health by developing new interventions but don’t know where to turn. for diverse populations. “We must improve resilience and reduce the burden of mental illness on individuals and their families,” says Dr. Hayley Hamilton, co-principal investigator on both surveys.

18 | camh & camh foundation In a CAMH and Sunnybrook collaboration, Dr. Juveria Zaheer hopes her study of hundreds of suicide notes will help clinicians prevent further tragedies.

“We have an opportunity to improve our understanding of the mindset of people in the moments prior to their suicide deaths,” says Dr. Zaheer, a Clinician Scientist in CAMH’s Institute for Mental Health Policy Research.

Dr. Zaheer also worked with the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) as lead author of the CAF Clinician Handbook on Suicide Prevention. Pictured is Jackie Relihan, Youth Engagement Facilitator. “Suicide is a deeply complex, multi-dimensional phenomenon with no single cause and no simple solution,” says Minister of Defence Harjit S. Sajjan. CAMH has long advocated for reform of Canada’s system of cannabis control. Our Cannabis Policy Framework, released in 2014, informed decisions around October 2018’s legalization of cannabis in Canada, and we have developed guidelines for its use.

CAMH led the creation of Canada’s Lower-Risk Cannabis Use Guidelines to help people make choices that reduce their long-term risks.

CAMH Education worked with Canadian Research Initiative in Substance Misuse Research (CRISM) to create and share “10 Ways to Reduce Risks to Your Dr. Juveria Zaheer hopes her study of Health When Using Cannabis,” a plain-language hundreds of suicide adaptation of CRISM’s important lower-risk cannabis notes will help use guidelines. clinicians prevent further tragedies.

In a study jointly funded by the Cundill Centre and the Centre for Brain and Mental Health at SickKids, we are testing an intervention in which young people who visit 12,000 the emergency department with acute suicidality receive copies of “The Blunt Truth” six weeks of individual and family-based psychotherapy have been distributed so far developed specifically for youth.

“There are very few interventions for suicidal youth that The same team also worked with the Youth include a family component,” explains Dr. Daphne Korczak. Engagement Initiative and National Youth Action Council to create “The Blunt Truth,” a guideline for young people. More than 9,100 copies of “10 Ways” CAMH’s Temerty Centre has shown repetitive and nearly 12,000 copies of “The Blunt Truth” have transcranial magnetic stimulation shown rTMS reduces been distributed so far. suicidal thinking in a significant portion of people with hard-to-treat depression. Education’s Digital Innovation team produced an 11-minute podcast, “What all physicians need to “This is one of the first large studies showing rTMS know about cannabis legalization,” the first of an is effective in treating suicidal ideation,” says Dr. Jeff exciting new podcast by physicians for physicians. Daskalakis, Co-Director of the Temerty Centre. The podcast has been downloaded nearly 500 times.

annual report 2018-2019 | 19 Our new buildings “will be so much more than walls, floors and ceilings. They will be respectful and dignified places that promote healing and recovery. Building Dr. Catherine Zahn, CAMH President & CEO ” a future

In mid-December, CAMH and our redevelopment As we move ever closer to partners — Plenary Health, PCL and Infrastructure completing our vision of a modern, Ontario — poured the last concrete roof slabs on warm and welcoming mental health the McCain Complex Care and Recovery Building and the Crisis and Critical Care Building. Known hospital — one in which people in the construction world as the “topping off,” this receive care with respect and dignity event marked the completion of the outer structure of our buildings. We are on track to welcome — we’ve reached an important patients into these buildings in mid-2020. construction milestone. With this milestone now behind us, our focus has shifted to the “countdown to care,” ensuring our care models and approaches to patient care match this new hospital.

With every concrete slab “poured…our vision to transform patient care has come more in focus. ” The CAMH community writes messages “With every concrete slab poured, steel of hope on a steel beam to be installed reinforcement bar hoisted or wall panel installed, in the McCain Complex Care and our vision to transform patient care and challenge Recovery Building. stigma has come more in focus,” says David Cunic, CAMH’s Vice-President Redevelopment and Support Services.

20 | camh & camh foundation The next phase of our redevelopment has reached an important milestone: the topping off.

The new buildings will feature a 300-seat auditorium for conferences and community events, our Gerald Sheff & Shanitha Kachan Emergency Department, and 235 inpatient beds. Within the McCain Complex Care and Recovery Building, people with mental illness will learn the skills they need to succeed beyond CAMH, thanks to $3.75 million in support from Tour de Bleu, a 160-kilometre private cycling event hosted by the Peter Gilgan Foundation and Mattamy Homes. The Tour de Bleu Therapeutic Neighbourhood is being The Tour de Bleu Therapeutic made possible thanks to a $3.75-million gift from Tour Neighbourhood will provide shared de Bleu, a 160-kilometre private cycling event hosted by the Peter Gilgan Foundation and Mattamy Homes. spaces for sports, exercise activities, a teaching kitchen, music and art spaces, and mental health and recovery educational spaces for patients and their families.

“Knowing that the Tour de Bleu Therapeutic Neighbourhood will be there for people as they transition out of their time at CAMH brings me, and all our riders, an immense sense of $ pride,” says Peter Gilgan, Founder 3.75 million and CEO of Mattamy Homes. Thanks to support from Tour de Bleu

annual report 2018-2019 | 21 The Royal Canadian Mint released a special silver collector coin at CAMH in honour of From right, CAMH President & CEO Dr. Catherine Zahn speaks the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan with Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Christine Elliott, Minister of Markle. A $25,000 donation was made to Health and Long-Term Care, on Bell Let’s Talk Day at CAMH. CAMH at their request.

Claudia Fieder, Chair of UnMasked 2019, centre, is joined by Co-Chairs Susan Baxter, left, and Sandi Treliving at this year’s UnMasked. Photo credit: Tom Sandler

CAMH celebrated a new state-of-the-art greenhouse for patient and community programming alongside longtime partners FoodShare and Parkdale Green Thumb Enterprises.

22 | camh & camh foundation Quinn Kirby, left, Manager of CAMH’s Gifts of Light, speaks with Danielle Emanuele, Leafs CAMH presented its first CAMH Pet Therapy Nation Network host, about mental health as Dog Show in December 2018. part of Hockey Talks in January.

Rami Wehbe, Technology Strategist, CompuCom, demonstrates how to use a service robot at the CAMH Innovation Expo.

Apanaki Temitayo is CAMH’s first Artist-in-Wellness and facilitates therapeutic art experiences and programming for CAMH patients.

annual report 2018-2019 | 23 CAMH Board CAMH Foundation Hospital Executive of Directors Board of Directors Leadership Team as of June 14, 2018 2018/2019

Board Chair Officers of the Board Executive Leadership David Wilson Jamie Anderson, Dr. Catherine Zahn, Chair President and CEO Trustees Thomas V. Milroy, Jill Campbell, Virginia Cirocco Past Chair Vice-President, Complex Care and Recovery Program J. Ian Giffen John Gordon, Verlyn Francis Treasurer David Cunic, Christine Hart Vice-President, Redevelopment Michael H. McCain, Thomas Hofmann Vice-Chair and Support Services Bill Hogarth Brian Edmonds, Vivian Koen The Honorable Michael , †, Vice-President, Finance Mark Krembil H. Wilson P.C. C.C. Vice-Chair and Supply Chain Medhat Mahdy , Eileen McMahon Deborah Gillis, Carrie Fletcher Vice-President, People Howard Sapers Corporate Secretary and Experience Murray Segal , Rebecca Shields Directors Deborah Gillis President & CEO, CAMH Diane Smylie Heather Beamish Foundation Adelina Urbanski Linda C. Campbell Robert Walsh Susan Caskey Damian Jankowicz, Victor Willis Jill Denham Vice-President, Information Maureen Dodig Management, CIO and CPO T , Ex-Officio Trustees Kevin K. Doyle racey MacArthur Cameron Fowler Senior Vice-President and Dr. Catherine Zahn, David S. Goldbloom, OC, Chief Clinical Officer President and CEO MD, FRCPC Linda Mohri, Jamie Anderson, Kunal Gupta Vice-President, Acute Chair, CAMH Foundation Shanitha Kachan Care Program Board of Directors Jeffrey Kimel Dr. Bruce G. Pollock, Dale H. Lastman, C.M. Shalyn Isaacs, Vice-President, Research Girls on Board Young Director Ana P. Lopes, C.M. Kelly E.D. Meighen Sanjeev Sockalingam, Dr. Benoit Mulsant, Vice-President, Education Dan O’Shaughnessy , Representative on the Board, Jill Pepall Lori Spadorcia Vice-President, Chair, Department of Psychiatry Valerie Pringle, C.M. Donna Slaight Communications and , Dr. Nisha Ravindran Sandi Treliving Partnerships President, Medical Staff Annette Verschuren, O.C. , Association Dr. Rani Srivastava Chief of Nursing and , Dr. Vicky Stergiopoulos Ex-Officio Directors Professional Practice Physician-in-Chief David Wilson Dr. Vicky Stergiopoulos, Dr. Rani Srivastava, Dr. Catherine Zahn, C.M. Physician-In-Chief Chief of Nursing and Dr. Bruce G. Pollock , Professional Practice Kristin Taylor Dr. Vicky Stergiopoulos Vice-President, Chief , CAMH Michelle L. Christian Legal & Risk Officer Foundation Board Administrator

24 | camh & camh foundation † Deceased February 10, 2019 CAMH Hospital Financial Snapshot Statement of Operations for the Year ended March 31, 2019

REVENUE $ (in thousands of dollars) 2019 Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care/Toronto Central Local Health Integration Network grants 345,393 2018/19 Patient revenue 3,218 GRANTS BY TYPE Research and other grants 63,791 Ancillary and other 25,350 Amortization of deferred capital contributions 18,284 Investment income 1,428 TOTAL REVENUE 457,464

EXPENSES $16,245,636 Compensation 319,205 RESEARCH & CARE Supplies and other 91,684 Depreciation 26,452 Rent 3,715 Drugs and medical supplies 6,191 Interest 7,594 TOTAL EXPENSES 454,841 EXCESS OF REVENUE OVER 2,623 EXPENSES FOR THE YEAR $2,874,304 EDUCATION & CAMH Foundation Financial Snapshot Summary Statement of Revenue and Expenses PUBLIC AWARENESS Year Ended March 31, 2019

REVENUE $ 2019 2018 Donations 68,100,782 51,347,285 Bequests 148,256 69,032 Special events 6,676,621 2,628,500 Investment income 9,149,468 2,949,941 TOTAL REVENUE 84,075,127 56,994,758 $1,638,368 EXPENSES REDEVELOPMENT Fundraising and administration 13,053,104 13,034,962 & INFRASTRUCTURE Special events 1,060,074 588,550 TOTAL EXPENSES 14,113,178 13,623,512 EXCESS OF REVENUE OVER 69,961,949 43,371,246 EXPENSES BEFORE GRANTS

annual report 2018-2019 | 25 Thank you to our donors The movement to transform the way society thinks about mental health has never been more important. Thank you to the many people who gave their time, effort, passion and commitment to CAMH. Because of supporters like you, it won’t be long before we can all say “Mental Health is Health.” Thank you! VISIONARY DONORS April 1, 1998 – March 31, 2019 Visionary Society members have committed $1 million or more to lead change for mental health. Using the power of their philanthropy and influence, they are redefining the limits of what is possible in research and care to help people recover Donors listed in purple are those who have kindly supported more quickly—and more the Gifts of Light program. fully. Their leadership and generosity fuel discovery This program provides practical, meaningful gifts that and have the potential to support the road to recovery for mental health and addiction patients at CAMH. To learn more about the Gifts of Light inspire others, creating program, please visit www.camh.ca/giftsoflight. hope and understanding for a brighter future. Donors who made a gift through the Friends of the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health are noted with an *.

26 | camh & camh foundation $100,000,000+ $2,500,000+ Cisco Canada Tim & Frances Price Anonymous (1) Jamie & Patsy Anderson Susan Crocker & John Hunkin The Schulich Foundation BMO Financial Group George & Kathy Dembroski $30,000,000+ CAMH Association ECN Capital Corp SHOPPERS LOVE.YOU. The Campbell Family George & Tami Cope Eli Lilly Canada Inc. Ada Slaight Shanitha Kachan & Gerald Sheff Bill & Barbara Etherington TD Bank Group $10,000,000+ The Warren and Debbie Kimel Mark Feldman & Alix Hoy Sandi & Jim Treliving Anonymous (1) Family Foundation The Firkin Group of Pubs Unifor The Azrieli Foundation Koerner Foundation Wayne & Isabel Fox Kim & Pat Ward Bell Let’s Talk The Lawrence and Judith Peter Gilgan Foundation The W. Garfield Weston The Peter Cundill Foundation Tanenbaum Family Foundation Ruth & Douglas Grant Foundation FDC Foundation The Moffat Family HBC Foundation David & Shelagh Wilson Krembil Foundation The Younger Family Rennie & Bill Humphries Michael & Margie Wilson Margaret and Wallace McCain The Honourable Henry N. R. The Geoffrey H. Wood Foundation Michael H. McCain $1,000,000+ Jackman The Harry and Shirley Young and Family The Arrell Family Foundation The Michael and Sonja Koerner Charitable Foundation Gary & Donna Slaight Mohammad and Najla Al Zaibak, Charitable Foundation Temerty Foundation Bay Tree Foundation Estate of Norman N. Kotani Anonymous (2) John & Gail MacNaughton $5,000,000+ Marilyn & Charles Baillie Manulife G. Raymond Chang Balsam Foundation The McCain Family Shelagh & Peter Godsoe The Graham Boeckh Foundation The R. Samuel McLaughlin Sonia & Arthur Labatt Canadian Health Services Foundation RBC Foundation Research Foundation T.R. Meighen Family Foundation Estate of Ken Thomson & Estate Susan Caskey & John Francis Kelly & Michael Meighen of Audrey Campbell CGI Group Inc. Sarah & Tom Milroy The WB Family Foundation CIBC David & Gail O’Brien

annual report 2018-2019 | 27 We are proud to recognize $250,000+ $100,000+ David & Lenore Hawkey donors who generously 625 Powell Street Foundation AGF Group Foundation Ernie & Rivette Herzig made cumulative Accenture Inc. AGF Management Limited Hoffmann-La Roche Limited Alva Foundation Aimia Hope Charitable Foundation contributions of $25,000 or Andy Kim Christmas Show Deborah M. Alexander Imasco Limited more to CAMH since 1998. Anonymous (3) Amarna Associates Inc. Roland Keiper CAMH is grateful to have Gail & Mark Appel Anonymous (6) Mary Jane Kelley received many anonymous Armstrong Fluid Technology ARAMARK Canada Ltd. Susan & Edward Keystone gifts from the United Way. James Baillie and Elizabeth Avison Young Commercial Real G. Edmund King We thank all these donors Kocmur Estate Susie & Vahan Kololian for their support. The Bedolfe Foundation Gary & Josephine Barnes LesLois Shaw Foundation Paul & Kaye Beeston Karen & Bill Barnett The Jon and Nancy Love Ronald & Barbara Besse Barrick Heart of Gold Fund Foundation $500,000+ The William Birchall Foundation Bealight Foundation Michael MacMillan & Cathy Spoel Anonymous (1) The Brenneman Family Geoff Beattie Lloyd M. Martin The Bluma Appel Community Bristol-Myers Squibb Canada H. Thomas & Mary Beck Roger L. Martin Trust Derek & Joan Burney Gordon & Susan Bell Lori McBurney The Harold E. Ballard Foundation Valerie & David Christie J. P. Bickell Foundation The Catherine & Maxwell Meighen Ralph M. Barford Foundation & Deloitte E. W. Bickle Foundation Foundation John and Jocelyn Barford Family DIALOG Blake, Cassels & Mental Health Cars Foundation The Faas Foundation Graydon LLP Mental Wellness Network The Ian Douglas Bebensee Finnish Parkinson Association Boston Pizza Merrill Lynch Canada Inc. Foundation In Honour of Graeme Fletcher Bird International Inc. George Cedric Metcalf Charitable Tim & Lesley Burrows Freedom 55 Financial, a division Margaret Botterell Foundation Cadillac Fairview of London Insurance Company The Sherry & Sean Bourne Family Morguard Corporation John & Anne Clark Friends of the Centre for Addiction Charitable Foundation Benoit & Sharon Mulsant Compass Construction and Mental Health The Edward M. Bronfman Family National Bank Financial Group James & Mary Connacher Emmanuelle Gattuso Foundation/Canadian Institutes Granville Nickerson Ernst & Young LLP David Goodman Youth of Health Research/Canadian Gordon & Janet Nixon John & Gay Evans Community Trust Psychiatric Research Foundation Office of the Fire Marshal, Newton Glassman Charitable Goodmans LLP Brookfield Ministry of Community Safety & Foundation Shirley Granovsky Arnie & Penny Cader Family Correctional Services Maxine Granovsky Gluskin & Ira Stephen Gunn & Patti Bunston Ted Cadsby on behalf of the Gayle & Philip Olsson Gluskin Gunn Cadsby Foundation ONEX Howitt-Dunbar Foundation The Joan and Clifford Hatch Canadian Pacific Charitable Ontario Mental Health Foundation Hal Jackman Foundation Foundation Foundation Ontario Power Generation Inc. Janssen Inc. Hats On For Awareness Roland & Sandra Cardy Orlando Corporation Toshio Kamiyama The Haynes-Connell Foundation Celestica Inc. Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP Carolyn Keystone & James The William and Nona Heaslip CN Otsuka Canada Pharmaceutical Meekison Foundation The Ricky & Peter Cohen Family Inc. The Henry White Kinnear John Honderich Foundation Pacific Parkinson’s Research Foundation David & D. Elizabeth Howard David & Lynn Coriat Institute - Vancouver KPMG LLP Man Jae Baek Barbara Crispo Lou & Jennifer Pagnutti Suzanne Labarge Donald K. Johnson & Anna James H. Cummings Foundation Partenariat Neuroscience Canada Frank & Azniv Lochan McCowan Johnson Inc. The Peterson Ana P. Lopes & Don Tapscott Don E. Langill Ian W. Delaney & Catherine A. Charitable Foundation Janet MacLaren & Steve Dent The Lewin Family – (Kiki) Delaney Pfizer Canada Inc. Morneau Shepell In honour of Ryan Maureen & Victor Dodig Pitblado Family Foundation The Pilosof Family Longo’s Family Charitable Donner Canadian Foundation Bruce G. Pollock & Judith I. Arluk Power Corporation Foundation Bob Dorrance & Gail Drummond Brian & Megan Porter of Canada Lynda & Reay Mackay The Duboc Family Power Workers’ Union Andrew & Valerie Pringle Robert & Margaret MacLellan Enbridge Inc. Red Apple Stores Inc. Ellen & Martin Prosserman Maple Leaf Foods Inc. Josette Esteban Reelstyle Foundation Inc. Max Bell Foundation Anthony & Shari Fell Rio Algom Limited Darcy Rector The McLean Foundation Fire Marshal’s Public Safety Rogers Isadore & Rosalie Sharp Ministry of Children and Youth Council Harry & Evelyn Rosen SmartCentres Services The Harry E. Foster Charitable Rotary Club of Toronto Charitable Tremco Charity Golf Tournament Bruce & Vladka Mitchell Foundation Foundation University of Toronto Michael Norman Jean Fraser & Tom Rahilly Janis Rotman Annette Verschuren & Stan Put Up Your Dukes The Murray Frum Foundation The Ruby Family Shibinsky Victoria Ross Paul Garfinkel & Barbara Dorian Peter & Judy Russel The Jilla and Robert Williams Andrew Sheiner & Liza Mauer Kirby Gavelin & Louise Tymocko Jeffrey & Nancy Ryley Foundation Nathan and Lily Silver Family David Goldbloom & Nancy William & Meredith Saunderson The C. R. Younger Foundation Foundation Epstein Oskar T. Sigvaldason & Thor Toronto Fire Services Senator & Mrs. J.S. Grafstein Sigvaldason Eric Tripp & Maria Smith Donald Guloien and Irene Sandra Simpson UBS Securities Canada Inc. Boychuk Skoll Foundation* Michael & Lea-Anne Wekerle M. Elaine Hamilton Howard Sokolowski & Linda Frum George Weston Limited Nancy & Richard Hamm Sokolowski

28 | camh & camh foundation Sun Life Financial Victor Ekaireb Otto & Marie Pick Charitable Karen Au-Yeung Tippet Foundation Lawrence Enkin Foundation Kuen Eric Au-Yeung The Peter & Elizabeth C. Tower Filion Wakely Thorup Angeletti Susan Pigott Aubrey & Marsha Baillie Foundation LLP Sandra & Jim Pitblado Bank of America Merrill Lynch Tremco Roofing and Building Flynn Canada Ltd. The Polar Foundation Mickey & Carol Baratz Maintenance Foster & Associates Financial PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Barcelos Masonry Inc. Vale Services Inc. P&G Canada Timothy & Jane Bates Wallenstein Feed Charitable Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts Recochem Inc. Martitia Beaton Foundation Lynn Francis & Mark Lecker Rexall Foundation Benevity Inc. Chuck & Libby Winograd Norman Fraser Kenneth Rotenberg Bersenas Jacobsen Chouest The Wolfond Family Drs. Rohan & Mary Ganguli RP Investment Advisors Thomson Blackburn LLP The Woodbridge Group Michael Garvey Peter and Judy Russel Nani & Austin Beutel Joe & Betsy Wright Deborah Gillis Saatchi & Saatchi Edythe M. Birkett Catherine & Jeffrey Zahn Jordana Glassman Wanda Santos and Neil Haynes BlackBerry GlaxoSmithKline Inc. John Sartz & Mallory Blake & Belinda Goldring $50,000+ Gluskin Sheff + Morris-Sartz BMO Fountain of Hope Esther Abramowicz Associates Inc. The Herb & Cece Schreiber Borealis Capital Corporation ACE Bakery Jolene and John Gordon Foundation* Bothwell-Accurate Co. Ltd. Keith Ambachtsheer & Virginia Atkin Kenneth G. Gray Foundation The Ruth Schwartz Foundation Bowne of Canada Anonymous (8) Darrell Louise & D. Brian Semple Gooder Roofing Rita Briansky The Appel Family in honour of Gregersen Corporation Beth & Andy Burgess Bluma & Bram Appel Paul & Bonnie Haggis Gary Shieck T. Daniel Burns W. Alfred Apps & Danielle French Stephen & Marion Hart Shorinji Kempo Kickathon Toronto Helen Burstyn Atlas-Apex Roofing Inc. Henry Schein Canada Inc. Branch J. M. Bussey Salah Bachir, Cineplex Media Hicks Morley Hamilton Stewart Smilezone Foundation CAA Club Group Daniel Barclay Storie LLP Patricia Sparrer Caisse Centrale de Reassurance Matthew W. Barret High Res. Incorporated Spectrum Health Care CAMH Law and Mental Health bhasin consulting inc. Hollywood Alliance Beulah & David Stein and Family Program Birch Hill Equity Partners Holt Renfrew The Belinda Stronach Foundation Joanne Campbell & Gordon Management Inc. Francie Howard The Subak Family Foundation* Cressy Monique & Bill Blundell Stephen & Ilda Howard Aubrey & Andrea Sugar Canada Council for the Arts Borden Ladner Gervais LLP Catherine & Paul Hyde Louise & Bill Sutton Canadian Real Estate Investment Boston Pizza Hydro One Inc. TELUS Trust Robert G. Boyd in memory of IBM Canada The Toronto Sun Publishing A. Gordon Cardy Gibson Boyd J.D. Irving Limited Corporation Bay Cardy Brady Boy Memorial Golf Diana & Philip Jackson The Thom Family David Cunic & Maria Carinelli Tournament Jellinek Memorial Fund Thomson Reuters Corporation Maria Carinelli Brewers Association of Canada Joe Fresh Diane & Gerald Throop Julie Cays Burgundy Asset Management Patrick and Barbara Keenan Toronto Community Housing Centura Brands Inc. Barry Campbell & Debra LCBO Corporation Chateau Bodywear Grobstein Campbell Donald & Marjorie Lenz Torys LLP Mala & Dev Chopra Canadian Tire Corporation, George & Leanne Lewis Toys “R” Us (Canada) Ltd. City of Toronto Social Services Limited Phil Lind Diana Tremain Office CARA Charity Golf Classic Loblaw Companies Limited Edward & Diana Tremain Coca-Cola Ltd. Casper Sleep Inc. Sheena Macdonald & Phil Schmitt Twenty-First Century Investments June and Ian Cockwell Centre For Movement Disorders Mackenzie Financial Corporation Inc. CompuCom Cerner Canada ULC Maple Leaf Sports & Clay & Linda Ullrich Consumer - Response Marketing Chair-man Mills Inc. Entertainment Limited W. Ross Walker Ltd. Virginia Cirocco Guido Marini Whitecastle Investments Limited Sydney and Florence Cooper Fran & Edmund Clark Rick & Nancy Martin Catherine & David Wilkes Foundation David & Joan Cole Richard & Mai Liis McCoy Wolverine Worldwide Canada Charles E. Coupal Austin M. Cooper Doug McGregor & Janet Leitch Winnington Capital Group Jim Coutts Sharon Courrier Erin McPhail & Michael McPhail Greg Woynarski Creaghan McConnell Group Ltd Daniels Capital Group MDS Inc. Xonkor Holding Bob & Gayle Cronin Mary C. Deacon Ted & Julie Medland Phylilis Yaffe Crown Jewels Delaney Family Foundation Miller Thomson LLP Jack Curtin & Beth Nowers DentsuBos Peter & Melanie Munk $25,000+ Michele O. Curtis Desjardins Financial Security Harold & Mary Agnes Murphy Katherine Alexander Daniels & Gail Czukar Deutsche Bank AG, Canada Paul & Elizabeth Murphy David Daniels Lindsay Dale-Harris & Rupert Branch Nestlé Purina Jocelyn Allen Field-Marsham Dion, Durrell + Associates Inc. Sheila & Valentine O’Donovan Altis Human Resources Douglas J. Dales Mike & Nikki Dobbins Ontario REALTORS Care Jim & Penny Anderson The Dalglish Family Foundation Bryce & Nicki Douglas Foundation William & Nancy Anderson The Daniels Corporation Robert Dowsett & Anne Folger John & Lisa Orr Anonymous (1) Robin Das Peter & Deborah Doyle Out of the Blue Anonymous (8) The E & S Foundation PAL Insurance Services Limited AstraZeneca Canada Earlston Investments Corp. Parkinson Society Canada Annick Aubert The John C. and Sally Horsfall Mary Ann Pathy Aurion Capital Management Inc. Eaton Foundation Petro-Canada Ben Au-Yeung

annual report 2018-2019 | 29 Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg Hume Eric Smith LLP William T. Hunter Jim & Lina De Gasperis IBM Employees’ Charitable Dentons Canada LLP Fund Deutsche Bank Americas Ihnatowycz Family Foundation Foundation Imaginus Canada Limited Andy & Suzanne Dickison Invesco Dofasco The Isberg Charitable Trust Donald Contracting Limited Kristian & Margaret Isberg David & Ann Doritty Richard & Donna Ivey David & Arlene Dougall Ann E. Jackson & Denis Ho J. F. Driscoll Family Foundation Heather J. Kaine Jerry Dubin Mujtaba Khan & Shamila Rupert Duchesne & Holly Coll- Mutjaba Black KPMB & Montgomery Sisam Duff & Phelps Canada Limited Architects Inc,. In Joint The Thor E. and Nicole Eaton Venture & Agnew Peckham Family Charitable Foundation Lafleche Roofing (1992) Limited The Edwards Charitable Laidlaw Foundation Foundation Spencer Lanthier & Diana Emmanuel Church (Evangelical) Bennett Jim & Jacquie Estey Brian & Joannah Lawson Fabricland Distributors Inc. Lee Hecht Harrison Fidelity Investments Knightsbridge Corp. First National Financial Linamar Corporation Corporation Robert & Patricia Lord Carolyn & Seamus Foran Bartlett H. MacDougall Briar Foster Majestic International Robert & Julia Foster Beth Malcolm Cameron Fowler & Tori Barton Craig Malloy Janice R. Fukakusa Christopher & Deborah Martin Helen & Paul Gareau The Honourable Margaret H. Roger Garland McCain GCW Holdings Inc. Peter & Judith McCawley GE Canada McGregor Socks General Motors of Canada John McLaughlin & Katherine Limited Arthur Generation Capital McLean Smits Family Ian & Helen Giffen Foundation John & Sarah Gleeson Family Robin McLuskie GMP Securities L.P. McMillan LLP Goldcorp Inc. Medcan Health Management Goldman Sachs Canada Inc. Gorbay Properties Limited Mellon Consulting Katherine Govier The Mendelson Family Joan Graham Foundation Estelle Grant Foundation Mercer (Canada) Limited Scott & Krystyne Griffin Microsoft Canada Co. Karen Gronau Myles Mindham GRX Healthcare Inc. Sharron Mollenhauer/ Out of Guardian Capital Group Limited the Blue H.I. Next Inc. Morgan Stanley Canada Ltd. Robert Habin Donald & Debbie Morrison Wade Hall Susan Mullin Hamilton Lane Advisors LLC The Right Honourable Brian S. Mary Hatch Mulroney & Mila Mulroney Norman W. Hayman Miles S. Nadal Heavy Construction Association Nelson Arthur Hyland of Toronto Foundation Robin Heintzman & Gordon Nixon Charitable Foundation Currie Norak Steel Construction Barbara Henderson & Barry Limited Pickford Noranda Inc. Gail D. Hendrie Northwater Foundation Lisanne Hill & Robert Dowler Norton Rose Fulbright Canada Hockley Valley Resort LLP David Honderich O & Y Foundation for Better David & Susan Howard Communities

30 | camh & camh foundation P. & L. Odette Charitable Richard and Heather Thomson Estate of Mildred Iona Dobbs Estate of Donald Jack Way Foundation TMX Group Estate of Henry Beecher Durost Estate of Ray Wiener OLG Judith Tompkins Estate of Ruth Elder Estate of Zoe Woodside Gilles & Julia Ouellette Toronto Hydro Estate of Hazel Gertrude Elliott - Oxford Properties Group The Toronto Star James Elliott Trust Paliare Roland Rosenberg Tricon Capital Group Inc. Estate of Clarence B. Farrar, Joan Rothstein LLP The United Church of Canada Farrar Trust GIFT IN KIND PCL Construction Canada Erol Uzumeri Dailt Fichman DONORS TO John & Penelope E. Pepperell Siim & Mary Vanaselja Estate of Marion Fleming PetSmart Charities of Canada, Richard Venn & Carol Mitchell Estate of Kathryn Forman GIFTS OF LIGHT Inc. Gary Vernon Estate of Norma Boulton We are proud to recognize Phillips, Hager & North Investment Mark A. Vickers Freestone donors who supported Management Ltd. Viking Capital Corp Estate of Robert James Gannon the Gifts of Light program Plenary Group Virgin Mobile Canada Estate of Jonas Alexander Giesen through donations of PointClickCare Peter Voore Estate of Murray Greenbloom Guy & Mary Pratte Walkaway Canada Incorporated Rita Grotsky products and services. The Printing House Limited Phil & Dell Walton Fela Grunwald Because of them, the Radisson Plaza Hotel Admiral The Ward Family Foundation Estate of Catherine M. Harkness Gifts of Light program John & Kim Reid Gail & Glen Warnock Estate of David John Darwent can provide practical, Richard Robbins International Inc. WeirFoulds LLP Harris meaningful gifts that Steve & Richa Roder Richard Wernham & Julia West Estate of Alice Elaine Hawke meet the unique needs William Rosenberg Family Woodbourne Canada Estate of Mary Heike of mental health and Foundation* Management Inc. Estate of Ernest Herzig addiction patients at Nick & Lynn Ross Robert & Joan Wright The Estate of Janet Chaplin Round13 Capital Inc. Ron & Judy Yamada Heywood CAMH. Royal Canadian Mint Kaan Yigit Estate of Henry Dyce Howitt John Ruffolo Steven A. Zakem & M. Anne The Estate of Jeannie Therese Brands for Canada Running Room Canada Inc. Crisell Jablonski Canadian National Exhibition Mark & Karuna Satov Zisckind Professional Corporation Estate of Ronald Jones Casper Sleep Inc. Schneider Family Foundation Estate of Norma Kamin Cineplex Entertainment LP Bernard Schneider Estate of Judith Isobel Anne DATA Communications The Schwartz/Reisman Keenleyside Management Corp. Foundation LEGACY Estate of Norman N. Kotani Ford Motor Company of Canada Som Seif DONORS Estate of Kurt Kruszcack Limited Dr. Peter Selby April 1, 1998 – March 31, 2019 Estate of Kenneth Crosby Legge HBC Foundation Hollywood Alliance Neil and Chrisula Selfe We are honoured to Estate of Mary Legris Sheisido Estate of Alice Leon, Sr. Canada Inc. recognize the following Sherway Gardens D. Mackness Knixwear Si Vous Play Sports individuals who made a Tom and Sandy MacMillan KOTN Robert & Louise Simmonds contribution to CAMH Malcolm MacPherson Lindt Chocolate Jean Simpson through their estate. Their Estate of Moira Anne Mancer Carolyn Madonia Catherine and Peter Singer legacy will help change Estate of Helen Mathieson MCD The Philip Smith Foundation Estate of Louvain Mathieu Stitchy Lizard the future of mental health Wolverine Worldwide Canada Stephen T. H. Sokolov care. We are grateful for Estate of Katharine Cowan Herbert H. Solway McCordic their generosity. Estate of Edward James McGrath Wayne & Maureen Squibb Carol McPherson Estate Estate of Frank Adams Ronald & Susan Starkman* Estate of Joseph Michael Maurice Mohammad and Najla Al Zaibak, Joseph S. Stauffer Foundation Michaud Bay Tree Foundation Steed & Evans Holdings Inc. Estate of Samir Midha Ken R. Alexander Steeped Fine Loose Teas & Estate of Gloria Lorraine Mitchell M. Andaloro Accessories Inc. Sharon Orr Estate of Charlotte Gunther Angell Andrew & Gaye Stein Estate of Margaret Paisley Anonymous (2) Jan J. Stewart Estate of Christopher M. Philip Estate of Mrs. Bluma Appel Stikeman Elliott LLP Nicole Suen Phillips Maureen and Jonathan Bayer Sunovion Pharmaceuticals Estate of L. Elizabeth Proctor Estate of Jeanette Bermingham Canada Inc. Estate of Marlene Ritchie Laura Bisset TACC Construction Ltd. Estate of John Kenneth Scott Estate of Rita Bourgard Ana Tampold & Jaan Meri Estate of Elinor Elizabeth Estate of Morris Brass The Tapscott Group Inc. Shepherd Arnie & Penny Cader Temple Mill Group Estate of Helen Allen Stacey Ted Cadsby Teplitsky, Colson Estate of Diane Marie Stevens Estate of Joseph Cavalieri The Benjamin Foundation Anne Tait Estate of Ethel M. Charlton The Boiler Inspection & Insurance Estate of Gaetano Terzo Karen Chmielewski Company of Canada Estate of Ken Thomson & Estate Estate of Gordon Cochrane Theracor Pharmaceuticals, Inc. of Audrey Campbell Estate of Karen Corbett Thomas Kierans & Mary Janigan Estate of Allan E. Tiffin Estate of Earl Glenwood Coulson Gordon & Susan Thompson Sally Warburton The Estate of Alfredo De Gasperis

annual report 2018-2019 | 31 Tom & Sandy MacMillan Top 10 corporate teams Edithvale Seniors Snooker Club MICHAEL Christopher & Deborah Martin Team CIBC Fundraiser The Right Honourable Brian PointClickCare être by Priya Pandya - South Hill WILSON Mulroney CAMH Foundation Home Wellness Edition SOCIETY Benoit & Sharon Mulsant CAMH Engage Fall Bike Ride The Michael Wilson Gordon & Janet Nixon Team G4S Flow in the Dark Yoga Mary Ann Pathy UC Angels Fogler, Rubinoff Office Fundraiser Society brings together The Pickford-Henderson Family Creative Outlet Gerdau AmeriSteel US generous forward-thinking Foundation OurRunningTribe Get Ryffed - South Hill Home leaders committed to Bruce G. Pollock & Judith I. Arluk Triple A - Azrieli Advocates and Wellness Edition advancing mental health. The Pottruff Family Foundation Allies Go(Go) Goes Mental Fundraiser We are proud to recognize Guy & Mary Pratte Team RACH The Great Hall Christmas Party the support of members James Prevett Green Shield Canada Dress of our Michael Wilson Gordon E. Pugh & N. J. Teeter Down Day Bruce & Lisa Rothney Ground Glass Media Fundraiser Society, which strives Peter & Judy Russel WORKPLACE Hats On for Awareness to continue Michael’s John Sartz & Mallory Morris-Sartz AND Holt Renfrew Shopping Night dedication to CAMH, our Ivan & Lynda Silver House of Jack Fundraiser vision and our mission. Lori Spadorcia COMMUNITY Huron Heights Secondary School This year’s recognition Jan J. Stewart GIVING Fundraiser Bob & Mona Stupart Ian Nairne Hockey Classic carries with it significant CAMH is fortunate to have importance as we mourn Heather M. Thomson Info Tech Research Group Judith Tompkins strong community and Fundraiser Michael’s passing in W. Ross Walker workplace partnerships Inspire and Move February 2019. The WB Family Foundation who rally behind CAMH. Jeremy Dobski 5k Spartan Race George A. & Janet Wilson Kelsi’s Inspirational Song AGF Management Limited These groups raise funds Greg Woynarski Fundraiser Marianne Andaloro on behalf of CAMH while Joe & Betsy Wright Kido Comedy Fundraiser Gail & Mark Appel raising awareness of Steven A. Zakem & LCBO - Mississauga Branch Aubrey & Marsha Baillie M. Crisell mental health and helping Fundraiser Timothy & Jane Bates to reduce stigma. A special LeafShack Fundraiser Kim Bellissimo thank you to all hosts and Lesley Hampton FW18 LITHIUM Neil Betteridge organizers in 2018/19. Leslieville Flea Market Fundraiser Mr. & Mrs. Madan Bhayana CAMH ONE MacTSA Let’s Talk Fundraiser Donald Guloien & Irene Boychuk #Move for Mental Health Men’s Room at Crow’s Theatre Beth & Andy Burgess BRAVE NIGHT 4th Annual Earl Street Block Party Mint Agency Holiday Fundraiser Arnie & Penny Cader Family FOR MENTAL 7 Summits for Mental Health Mississauga Marathon Celestica Inc. ™ A Night to Remember - Richard Moksha Yoga - Modo Yoga Bloor Geoffrey Chown & David Dunkley HEALTH Robbins International West Ryan & Laura Couvrette We are so thankful to Agellan Mad Hatter Party Monarch Park Julie A. Crothers the thousands that rallied Andy Kim Concert Mug Designs for Healthy Minds Dominic D’Alessandro around CAMH One Brave B.Suite Salon & Spa Fundraiser Murray Abbott Invitational Golf Mary C. Deacon Night for Mental Health. BioConnect Christmas Party Tournament Jerry del Missier Blackberry Office Fundraiser OMD Canada Volunteer Day Maureen & Victor Dodig This important fundraiser Blessed Trinity School Fundraiser Out of the Blue Bryce & Nicki Douglas challenged participants to Brady Boy Memorial Golf Performing Dance Arts - ‘The Robert Dowsett & Anne Folger step into the spotlight to Tournament Project’ Lawrence Enkin raise funds and took place Bubble Against Troubles Peyton School Fundraiser Jim & Jacquie Estey on May 10, 2019. Below Fundraiser for Mental Health Pre-Med Society U of T John & Sarah Gleeson Family are the top fundraisers Cadillac Fairview Golf Tournament Fundraiser Gerald and Naomi Goldenberg of 2019. Centennial College Transform PWC Office Fundraiser Jolene and John Gordon Dance Performance Quality Allied Elevator Golf Bill Wright & Julia Gorman Top 15 Individuals Cisco Canada Bowling Fundraiser Tournament John & Gail Gorman Annette Verschuren Conservatory Chambers Players - Queen’s University Fundraiser Katherine Govier Shael Risman Beethoven Concert Red Tree Hot Yoga Brian H. Greenspan & Marla Deborah Gillis Cookies for a Cause Rock Harder IV: Freestyle Session Berger Sandeep Joshi CreateBeing Royal Mint Coin S. Mary Hatch John Walker Comedy Girl Ruth Thompson Middle School Gail D. Hendrie Tim Whittaker Corey Cup Golf Classic Fundraiser Lisanne Hill & Robert Dowler Heather Kaine Credit Suisse Charity Fundraiser Scarborough Theatre - Next to Rennie & Bill Humphries Marie-France Cardin David Ferretti Memorial Golf Normal Fundraiser Eui Sook & Yun Back Kim Sacha Michna Tournament Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Spencer Lanthier & Diana Bennett Shari Tallon DIALOG Golf Classic Marathon Brian & Joannah Lawson Jamie Dew Downtown Camera Shoppers #1162 - SHOPPERS. Greta Liebel Taylor Wigle Dream Maker - Real Estate LOVE.YOU Fundraiser Phil Lind Mitzi Newman Speaker Series 2 Shorinji Kempo Kickathon Toronto Robert & Patricia Lord Nicholas Curry DWPV Casual Day Fundraiser Branch Tracey MacArthur Lisa Hartt E.T. Crowle School Grade 5 Silverthorn Collegiate Swim for Bartlett H. MacDougall Fundraiser Mental Health

32 | camh & camh foundation CAMH took over Toronto’s busy Dundas Square in January to spread the message that Mental Health is Health.

Sittu Group Food Truck CAMH Engage CAMH Executive Committee Fundraiser VOLUNTEERS Mike Ackland Jamie Anderson, Board Chair Spin Away the Stigma Fundraiser We are proud to Mark Adelson Tom Milroy, Past-Chair Spring into Action Run/Walk Colin Aubrey John Gordon, Treasurer recognize our dedicated Sarah Denham Michael McCain, Vice-Chair St. Brother Andre Catholic High and talented volunteers, James Gibson The Honourable Michael Wilson, School Fundraiser without whom we truly Alexander McIssac Vice-Chair St. Elizabeth Catholic School Katie Milos Maureen Dodig, Co-Chair Fundraiser could not accomplish Meghann O’Hara Fraser Governance/Nominating St. Luke’s “Be Well, Get Well” our goals for CAMH. Zachary Schwartz Committee Fundraiser Brittany Smith Dale Lastman, Co-Chair St. Maximilian Kolbe School Corporate Cabinet Erin Taylor Governance/Nominating Market Fair Nina Abdelmessih Cale Weinberg Committee Jim Anderson St. Sebastian School Civvies Day Jill Pepall, Chair, Investment Ungad Chadda Committee Stella Maris School Pink Shirt Gifts of Light Marilynne Madigan Committee & Volunteers Catherine Zahn, President & CEO, Fundraiser John Orr Erin Agnew CAMH Stoke the Fire Fundraiser Annette Verschuren, O.C. Fionna Blair Stretch the Soul Steve Campion CAMH Finance/Audit Strike Out Mental Illness UnMasked Janey Chapman John Gordon, Chair Swiss Reinsurance Office Claudia Fieder, Chair Claudia Fieder Jim Bantis, Community Member Fundraiser 2018-19 Susan Baxter, Co-Chair, Sales & Tassy Guitard Maureen Dodig TMX Group Art Fundraiser Sponsorship Heather Johnston Brian Edmonds, CAMH Executive Sandi Treliving, Co-Chair, Sales & TO West Coast Swing Dance Robert Johnstone Leadership Sponsorship Merri Louise Jones Heather Kaine, Community Member Toronto Corporate Run Deborah Belcourt, Committee Kaye Beeston Frank Lochan, Community Member Tour de Bleu Member Lorraine Langlois Benjie Thomas, Community Member Transformational Arts Holiday Susan Caskey, Committee Member Erin Ledrew Fundraiser Virginia Cirocco, Committee Allan Lever CAMH Governance/Nominating Tremco Charity Golf Tournament Member Nancy Lockhart Maureen Dodig, Co-Chair U of T Faculty of Pharmacy Ana P. Lopes, C.M., Committee Marilynne Madigan Governance Fundraiser Member Charlotte McConnell Dale Lastman, Co-Chair Vinyasa for Vern Marilynne Madigan, Committee Sharron Mollenhauer Governance/Nominating Member Voice Fundraiser Donna Slaight, Chair Committee Kelly E.D. Meighen, Committee Lesley Soldat Shanitha Kachan Waterloo Region School Cupcake Member Kim Taylor Dan O’Shaughnessy Fundraiser Tom Milroy, Committee Member Valerie Pringle WestCoast Swing Dance Greg Moore, Committee Member You Will Be Found Benefit Valerie Pringle, C.M., Committee CAMH Investment Concert Member Jill Pepall, Chair Martha Tredgett-Bender, Noel Archard, Community Member Committee Member Rob Barbara, Community Member Ted Cadsby, Community Member Tim Price, Community Member Keith Sjögren, Community Member Kevin Doyle John Gordon

annual report 2018-2019 | 33 How to reach us

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34 | camh & camh foundation Our Vision — Transforming Lives

Our Purpose — At CAMH, we care, discover, learn and build — to transform lives

Our Values — Courage. Respect. Excellence.

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