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A stigma-reduction project in Thunder Bay
Key Takeaways to Reduce Stigma
Leadership buy-in/participation
Use assessment & policy tools to identify/address stigma
Involve people with lived and living experience in all stages
Embed commitment across all levels of the organization…
Members of newsrooms and media groups across the district:
If you would like to contact us about a media release, public health story or issue, or you would like to request an interview, please contact the Media Line via email: news@tbdhu.com. The email will be received by the…
The original fact sheet was updated on October 14, 2025.
The Ontario website will be updated shortly but the documents are available to download from this web page; English and French.
The following information was added on page 3 under "High-risk populations group 2":
Individuals 6…
Cold weather events can be challenging for anyone trying to stay warm and safe. People who use substances are particularly at risk, due to the physical effects of some substances. They may also be impacted by other risks during extreme cold, such as homelessness or a lack of appropriate clothing.…
When someone at work is experiencing mental health distress, your empathy and positive action can make a big difference in their path to recovery.
Listening, offering support and showing understanding may not take much effort, but doing so cultivates a work environment that enables people to feel…
Whether an employee comes to you with a mental health issue or you need to approach someone you are concerned about, consider the positive actions in this resource.
November 14, 2025 - The Superior Mental Wellness @ Work Advisory Group has unveiled a new multi-media campaign: Small effort. Giant impact, which inspires workplace leaders and coworkers to recognize that small gestures of compassion can make a big difference to someone struggling with their mental…
A collection of resistance band activities you can do at home, outdoors, or at the gym, on your own schedule.
On the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, Ontario partners introduced a new framework to support public health units to prevent gender-based violence and create the conditions for safe, healthy, and equitable relationships.
Developed by Thunder Bay District Health…
Thunder Bay District Health Unit (TBDHU) is strongly recommending that adults make sure they are up to date with their pneumococcal vaccine, especially individuals who are 50 years of age and older and are eligible for the vaccine.
Cases of invasive pneumococcal disease (IPD) have trended upwards…
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