Slide 1: 2010 Annual General Shareholder Meeting
2010 ANNUAL GENERAL SHAREHOLDER MEETING
Slide 2: Mental Health: New support for a national health concern
Mental Health New support for a national health concern Martine Turcotte Executive Vice President Bell and BCE
Slide 3: Agenda
Agenda 1 Mental health support needed urgently 2 A national health concern 3 Leading the conversation 4 Community care in action 5 A Canadian leader and inspiration
Slide 4: An urgent need for mental health support
An urgent need for mental health support George Cope President and CEO Bell and BCE
Slide 5: A pressing health concern
A pressing health concern 1 in 5 experience Underfunded #1 cause of mental illness 5% of health budget workplace disability 1 in 3 don’t get the care Yet mental illness is Costs the economy they need 15% of health burden $51 billion a year Far-reaching consequences touch all Canadians
Slide 6: Four pillars of support
Four pillars of support 1 Anti-stigma 2 Community care and access 3 Workplace health 4 Research
Slide 7: 1. Anti-stigma
1. Anti-stigma Stigma compounds suffering • 2 in 3 suffer in silence fearing judgment and rejection • 50% of Canadians would hide a family member’s mental illness • Bell Let’s Talk campaign opens the national conversation Stigma is a barrier to care and treatment
Slide 8: 2. Community care and access
2. Community care and access Enhancing access to care • National scope – coast to coast to coast • Unique solutions from local grassroots care to telemedicine • Canadians connected to mental health support when and where they need it
Slide 9: 3. Workplace health
3. Workplace health Bell leading by example • Better access to information • Adopting best practices at work • Return to work program • Building a culture of support Encouraging leadership across corporate Canada
Slide 10: 4. Research
4. Research Supporting best in class • Research to improve understanding, prevention and treatment • New chairs, fellowships and project grants funded across Canada • Focus on excellence, national scope and institutional diversity
Slide 11: $50M investment
$50M investment Corporate Canada’s largest Mental Health Initiative ever
Slide 12: A national health concern
A national health concern The Honourable Leona Aglukkaq P.C. M.P Minister of Health
Slide 13: Bell Let's Talk
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Slide 15: Leading the conversation
Leading the conversation Bell Let’s Talk Clara Hughes Olympic Games medalist Bell Champion
Slide 16: Bell Let's Talk campaign
campaign • National awareness campaign • Bell Let’s Talk Day – February 9, 2011 – 5¢ donated by Bell for every text message and long distance call
Slide 17: Bell Let's Talk
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Slide 18: Community care in action
Community care in action Mary Deacon Chair Bell Mental Health Program
Slide 19: Improving community access at the Royal Ottawa
Improving community access at the Royal Ottawa • One of Canada’s leading mental health hospitals • Investment in telepsychiatry will increase patients served by 200% • Improves access in northern and remote communities $1 million investment launches Bell’s care and access pillar
Slide 20: Michael Wilson lost his son to depression
Michael Wilson lost his son to depression and s' ide. The real shame would be keeping it a secret. More than anything Michael Wilson believes in speaking out about depression. He knows first hand that help is close by and that early detection and treatment are vital to controlling depression. And ai
Slide 21: Inspiring leadership and support
Inspiring leadership and support The Honourable Michael Wilson P.C. C.C. Canadian mental health leader
Slide 22: Bell Let's Talk
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Slide 23: Questions?
Questions ? Questions ? Questions ?
Slide 24: Bell Let's Talk
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