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of interventions Mental health is a state of well-being in which a person can achieve self-fulfillment. Mental health refers to the ability to think and act in such a way as to enjoy life, meet…

the circumstances, for example even if: your financial situation deteriorates you go through a separation or a divorce the person you sponsor obtains Canadian citizenship you or the sponsored person…

physical psychological sexual intentionally used against a person and resulting in: feelings of distress harm injury oppression from an attack on a person’s psychological or physical integrity or…

young people of the following: Tobacco use starts gradually; it’s sneaky—you take a first drag, you inhale, you smoke a whole cigarette, you smoke frequently. There is no safe threshold for tobacco…

Sexuality: Interventions in schools Back to the list of interventions Sexuality is a fundamental dimension of human beings that goes beyond genitalia and reproduction. Sexuality includes biological,…

and wellness services for young people aged 12 to 25 Aire ouverte is a place for young people aged 12 to 25. Health services that a young person may need to ensure their well-being are offered free…

followed by a high-pitched intake of breath that sounds like a ‘whoop’. Hence the name ‘whooping cough’ is given to the illness. Sometimes, the sufferer may then vomit or stop breathing for a few…

Deciding to donate one of your kidneys to a person with kidney failure during your lifetime. Show more Eligibility for living kidney donation Anyone can decide to donate a kidney. Show more…

l activities in the workplace Unintentional injury is the result of a combination of factors, including a false sense of security (a sense of self-confidence and inner calm due to the absence of…

use of psychoactive substances (alcohol and other drugs) and the practice of gambling. A psychoactive substance is a natural or synthetic substance that acts on the central nervous system by…