Evidence
In 2009/2010, mindyourmind embarked on a comprehensive program evaluation.
Results demonstrate youth who need information and assistance find it using our web-based resources. The success in changing help-seeking behaviour has huge potential impact on youth. We learned that there is a 160% improvement in youth accessing formal and informal supports as a result of utilizing mindyourmind web-based resources, compared to a national survey.
Young people report their involvement in mindyourmind projects gave their life meaning. The mindyourmind engagement process helps develop young
people's working knowledge of mental illness and has a positive impact on negative attitudes towards mental illness.
See the Evaluation Report
This evaluation was made possible by the support of The Provincial Centre of Excellence in Child and Youth Mental Health at CHEO.