Partnerships and Integration: CAMH 2004-05 Annual Report to the Community

CAMH Annual Report

• PDF version of the full 2004-05 report
• Message from the Chair and President
• Partnerships and integration
• A new level of partnership
• Training for employment opportunities
• From Myth to Muse
• Getting help should be easy
• Broadening the continuum of care
• Bringing a voice to public policy
• Completing the big picture
• Partners: The key to success
• Financial snapshot -- please see PDF version of 2005 Annual Report page 20
• CAMH by the numbers -- please see PDF version of 2005 Annual Report page 21
• Board of Trustees
• Senior Management Group
• How to reach us
• Financials as of March 31, 2005 (PDF only)

Mission: Improving the lives of those affected by addiction and mental health problems and promoting the health of people in Ontario and beyond.

Vision: Strong and healthy communities, in which people with addiction and mental health problems can access appropriate and effective services and live as full participants.

Cover, L - R: Janice Johnstone, Office of the Fire Marshall of Ontario; Dr. Sherri MacKay, CAMH Child Psychologist and Provincial Director of The Arson Prevention Program for Children; and Captain Stephen Welowszky of Toronto Fire Services discuss program details outside a Toronto fire station.

Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act
As a publicly funded hospital, CAMH is bound by the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act to publish the names, positions and salaries of employees receiving annual salaries of $100,000 or more. This information is available on our website at
http://www.CAMH.net/about_CAMH/CAMH_sunshine_list2005.html.

PAHO/WHO Collaborating Centre in Mental Health and Addiction
CAMH continues into its second year of a 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.

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