Mental Health Research Canada (MHRC) is a national, charitable organization that is dedicated to improving the lives of the one in five Canadians — over 7 million people — living with mental illness. We advance mental health research that is problem-solving, cost-effective and usable in the real world, transforming treatments and prevention in creative and collaborative ways. We also consult and partner with other stakeholders, including other mental health organizations, social agencies, entrepreneurs, business and government, to promote knowledge sharing, avoid duplication, and implement best practices.
Funding interests
Award types
Convening & Collaborating, Reach
Research Interests
- mental health research
- workplace mental health
- addressing the needs of vulnerable populations
- advancing virtual care
- system transformation
- community-based research
Awards
2022
Recipient
Kiffer CardAward type
Convening & Collaborating award
Project title
Undertaking the co-design of climate distress services for young people in British Columbia
2021
Recipient
Jennifer Baumbusch and Angela ClancyAward type
Partnership Award
Project title
Understanding and mitigating the impact of COVID-19 on the mental health of parents and caregivers of children and youth with support needs in British Columbia
Recipient
Indira RiadiAward type
Partnership Award
Project title
Digital interventions to improve social connectedness and mental wellbeing of vulnerable older adults during COVID-19 and beyond