April 19
2022
The Open Minds ’22 campaign dedicated to our front line workers has raised more than 305,500$ in donations.
Because of the current pandemic, the Douglas has faced severe staff shortages, exhaustion and extreme pressure. All along the sanitary crisis, the Douglas Institute treated the majority of Quebec mental health patients who contracted Covid-19.
Nevertheless, the Open Minds campaign has been able to raise more than 305,500$ in donations to support the front line workers and has permitted many patients to regain their dignity and their reason for living.
We would like to thank our exceptional organizing committee and our generous partners for this accomplished mission:
Because of you, we can continue to build hope for all those whose lives have been affected by mental illness. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts!
A festive evening on the grounds of the Douglas Institute brought our community together to support mental health research.
Through the Charity Chest, Behaviour Interactive is bringing the Dead by Daylight community together to support the Douglas Foundation. A lasting commitment connecting two Montreal worlds: video games and mental health research.
The Jonathan Laurin Grant for Hope will be awarded annually to support bipolar disorder research at the Douglas.