Current Problems: Suicide Prevention

Exploring Stakeholder: "Government of Canada"

Updates on this page: 3 (Filtered by Indigenous Group "Inuit")
 

October 29, 2019


Sheshatshiu Innu First Nation

CBC: Failure to approve funding requests over 20 years ago to build infrastructure and capacity in mental health counselling, social work, education etc. in a community whose average age is now 21, less that 50% of the average age of the broader population of 46. Chief Eugene Hart declared a suicide crisis in the Labrador...

September 17, 2019


National Paper on Youth Suicide

The Canadian Council of Child and Youth Advocates (CCCYA) published “A National Paper on Youth Suicide” that calls on governments at the national, provincial and territorial levels to take concrete action to prevent youth suicide in Canada. Failure to address the multi-faceted issues impacting indigenous communities has led to a suicide epidemic. The paper consolidates...

June 1, 2017


Breaking Point: The Suicide Crisis in Indigenous Communities

Report of the Standing Committee on Indigenous and Northern Affairs Testimony from witnesses provided members with a deeper understanding of the ways in which the suicide and mental distress, along with the social determinants of health, such as housing, educational attainment, poverty and unemployment affect Indigenous peoples. Addressing the social determinants of health was identified...

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