Rates of mental health problems in indigenous communities are systematically increasing worldwide. Among the most common problems are high rates of suicide and psychoactive substance use among indigenous youth. These problems, coupled with numerous unfavorable social determinants, generate high psychosocial vulnerability for these communities. Despite these circumstances, they are very unlikely to have access to adequate mental health services.
88% Yes |
12% No |
86% Yes |
10% No |
2% Yes, and increase funding for research into the causes of mental illness |
2% No, the problem is implementation not funding |
0% No, we cannot afford this right now |
See how support for each position on “Mental Health Funding” has changed over time for 11.2k Canada voters.
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See how importance of “Mental Health Funding” has changed over time for 11.2k Canada voters.
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Unique answers from Canada users whose views extended beyond the provided choices.
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Yes, and increase funding for research into treatment options, like more effective and safer medications with fewer side effects.
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We have alot of better stuff to do right now than this and alot of people are getting help as it is, so may it as a necessity at least, sure.
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Yes, as they can help spread awareness about different health initiatives and create an informed populace, and help a lot of prevention and open up a larger discussion.
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Yes, but fund the 1:1 psychotherapeutic approaches for low and middle income families and individuals.
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Spend more money on mental health resources and programs.
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The government doesn't need more funding for it. They need to make more laws to support the mental health of people.
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