Expanding Recovery-Focused Mental Health Services in Canada 

Over the past nine years, Imroc’s work across North America has paved the way for the creation of Imroc Canada. This expansion began with the establishment of the first French-speaking Recovery College in Québec in 2019, known as the Centre d’apprentissage Santé et Rétablissement (CASR). The foundation of CASR followed a Québec delegation's visit to England in January 2016, and from the beginning, it remained committed to the principles of the original Imroc model. Continuous discussions and collaborations with Imroc colleagues have ensured that CASR stays aligned with these foundational principles. More information about CASR can be found here. https://oraprdnt.uqtr.uquebec.ca/portail/gscw031?owa_no_site=5859 

In 2023, Imroc is proud to support the second cohort of Peer Support Worker Training within the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA). This training is facilitated by the Imroc UK Training team and features a revised curriculum tailored to the needs of Canadian peer support workers. 

Our Imroc Canada colleagues are actively working across mid and east Canada, particularly in the provinces of Manitoba and Ontario. A notable achievement includes the collaboration with Ontario Shores on the next stage development of their Recovery Colleges. This project has recently been completed, marking a significant milestone in the enhancement of recovery-focused services in Ontario.  

https://www.ontarioshores.ca/  

Imroc’s efforts in North America underscore our commitment to fostering recovery-focused practices globally, building on our successes and expanding our reach to support mental health services across Canada. 

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