Mental Health and Addictions Division

The division was founded in 2001 to provide a strong, cohesive voice within OPSEU/SEFPO to promote awareness and treatment of mental health and addiction issues. We represent just over 8,000 members in public hospitals, which were formerly known as provincial psychiatric hospitals, as well as community mental and addiction health agencies.
OPSEU/SEFPO Mental Health and Addictions Division / Division de la sante mentale et des toxicomanies de l'OPSEU/SEFPO

Celebrate CMHA Mental Health Week, May 2-8

During this week we encourage all members in the mental health and addictions division to use their social media platforms to tell political party leaders to #GetReal2Heal and invest in mental health and addictions services.

All Ontarians should have access to life saving mental health and addictions services.

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Ed Arvelin
Chair
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Kurt Hehl Jr.
Vice Chair
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Lori Graham
Secretary
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Cindy Ladouceur
Treasurer
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Shane Wakeford
Membership Coordinator
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Tischa Forster
Public Policy & Campaigns Coordinator
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Justin Legros
Bargaining Coordinator
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Mark Halabecki
Communications Coordinator
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Kathy Moreau
Health, and Safety Coordinator
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Michelle English
Human Rights, Equity, and Inclusion Coordinator
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Support Mental Health Week May 2-8

OPSEU is encouraging all of its members to mark Mental Health Week on their calendars. This is an important week for all Canadians, not just those suffering mental health issues.  It is also an opportunity to educate ourselves about how our mental health impacts our overall health.