CAMH Annual Report to the Community 2004

CAMH Annual Report

PDF version of the full 2004 Annual Report  (864 KB)

• Mission, vision, values and goals
• Message from the Chair and President
• Highlights of the year
• Diversity focus: Why Diversity?

Diversity profiles

• Being understood is no easy matter
• Sharing knowledge through training
• Asking the right questions
• Seeking diversity in our research
• Eliminating harassment and discrimination
• Capturing the face of addiction and mental illness
• Preserving memories in many languages
• Analyzing the effects of discrimination on newcomers
• Diversity initiatives at CAMH

• Financial snapshot
• CAMH by the numbers
• Board of Trustees
• Senior Management Group
• How to reach us

CAMH Financial Statements March 31, 2004

Public Salary Disclosure (Sunshine)_List 2003

PAHO / WHO  Collaborating Centre in Mental Health and Addiction
CAMH applied and successfully received another four-year term as a Pan American Health Organization / World Health Organization Collaborating Centre in Mental Health and Addiction. This recognition of excellence is a great honour, recognized worldwide.

Copyright © 2004 Centre for Addiction and Mental Health

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All photographs by Sandy Nicholson

Disponible en français.

Cover: Dr. Samuel Noh, encircled by colleagues from the Culture, Community and Health Studies Section (CCHS). The CCHS Program is a joint program of CAMH and the University of Toronto.

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