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Spreading Awareness About Mental Illness by Joining the ‘Bell Let’s Talk Day’ Initiative

Did you know that by adolescence, an estimated one in five, or 1.2 million, children and youth in Canada are affected by mental illness? Given this alarming statistic, when it comes to mental health, every action counts!

To help raise awareness and funding to combat mental illness, Bell Canada is instituting its 10th edition of “Bell Let’s Talk Day”, on January 29th.

The campaign is the largest corporate mental health initiative in the country and through it, Bell pledges to donate 5¢ for every:

Call and text made on a Bell phone plan
Every Snapchat filter
Instagram or YouTube view
Facebook photo frame and Twitter hashtag used, regardless of which device or plan it’s made with

So, let’s make a difference in 2020 by being mindful of our mental health and take steps towards spreading awareness. Join the #BellLetsTalk campaign to make a difference.

For more tips on how to boost your mental health and be more resilient, click here.

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Meg Soper

Meg Soper is a leading motivational humorist for organizations in North America. Her unique perspective combines the insights and experiences of her last thirty years spent as a Registered Nurse, stand-up comedian, and ultimately a motivational speaker. Meg has co-authored two books and appeared on the CBC Television network, Women’s Television network, and Prime TV as well as on radio and at comedy festivals.