When we show our support, we not only make a difference, but also tell people they matter.
This year has been one of remarkable transformation, made possible by the generosity of our community.
As you explore this impact report, you will read about the profound effect The Royal’s donors have on patients and families, and how their commitment has strengthened our determination to provide the best possible mental illness and addiction care.
By 2030, mental illness will be the largest health care burden worldwide.
1 in 3 people in Canada will face mental illness and/or addiction in their lifetime.
12 people in Canada will lose their lives to suicide today.
to change these numbers?
to use groundbreaking research to inform life-changing care for those who need it?
to support treatment that would change the path of someone's life?
you could save these lives?
Understanding depression and suicide is critical. Through the research, development, and implementation of prediction and prevention strategies, The Royal is creating a future where suicide-risk is detectable, and treatments are widely available for those who need them.
The Royal has built a leadership role in mental health in our community over the past one hundred years. We have earned our reputation with cutting-edge research combined with dedicated, compassionate physicians and healthcare teams.
There is an urgent need for novel therapies for mental illness—and research is the catalyst. We bring advanced research and technology right to the point of care, so that our patients can benefit from the most up-to-date approaches.
With research, we will improve outcomes and help patients find a more meaningful recovery.
Today, during Mental Health Week, The Royal publicly launched Lives Reclaimed, a bold $75‑million fundraising campaign to help more people reclaim their lives from mental illness and addiction. The campaign…
Traditionally, depression has been defined by symptoms like low mood, fatigue, slowed movement or speech, anxiety and loss of interest – but what if we look at it differently? Dr.…
City‑wide action aims to scale proven local solutions and improve outcomes Leaders gathered at the Ottawa Health and Housing Symposium to announce the creation of a new Health, Housing and…
Canada’s strength in isotopes is defined not only by its world-class isotope production, but also by the leading institutions that apply these technologies to advance patient diagnosis and care. Today,…
To mark World Bipolar Day, The Royal is launching a new Bipolar Disorder Educational Video Series, offering clear, evidence‑based information to help individuals and their families better understand and manage…
Ottawa Community Housing (OCH), Ottawa Salus, The Royal, and Matthew Perry House (MPH) are providing an update on the supportive housing development planned for Byng Drive. Through constructive discussions, Ottawa…
Michael Fisher spent a lot of time walking. The fourth floor, then the third. Around the perimeter of the hospital, again and again—sometimes ten times a day. There was a…
Construction is now underway on The Royal’s new Urgent Care Clinic, set to open in spring 2026 at its Carling Avenue campus. The clinic will fill a critical gap in…
Giving your time or money directly contributes to the efforts to treat mental illness. You can make a difference. Help us remove the stigma and help patients reclaim their lives.
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