Transforming CAMH, Transforming Lives: 2005-2006 Annual Report to the Community

CAMH Annual Report

Cover image: Key participants in Phase 1A of CAMH's site redevelopment.

Back row, l-r: Chris Bartha, Administrative Director, Addictions Program; Dr. Peter Selby, Clinical Director, Addictions Program; Jonathan Kearns, Kearns Mancini Architects; Dr. Arun Ravindran, Clinical Director, Mood and Anxiety Program.

Front row, l-r: Dev Chopra, Executive Vice-President, corporate Services; Elsa Southam, CAMH Family Council member; Joan Piscopo, Chair, CAMH Client and Family Reference Group; Dr. Paul Garfinkel, President and CEO; Alice Liang, Montgomery Sisam Architects; Janine Robb, Administrative Director, Mood and Anxiety Program.

The wall surrounding the Queen Street property is an important part of CAMH’s heritage. The wall was completed in the late 1880s by patients of the so-called "lunatic asylum". Today, the wall serves as a memorial to psychiatric patients who lived and worked at the old facility. Read more about the wall on page 27.

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

Our 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.

Ground plan image in page headers by E.R.A. Architects Inc.

This is a schematic representation of the master plan concept as originally approved for the redevelopment. The site will have both CAMH and non-CAMH buildings.

Image in Room for Recovery by C3-Community Care Consortium: Kuwabara Payne McKenna Blumberg Architects, Montgomery Sisam Architects Inc., Kearns Mancini Architects Inc.

Transforming CAMH, Transforming Lives 2005 - 2006 Annual Report to the Community

Transforming CAMH, Transforming Lives: 2005-2006 Annual Report to the Community

CAMH Annual Report

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