
Resilience & Empowering Asians: Innovations in Mental Health
Advancing culturally and linguistically responsive mental health care for East and Southeast Asian communities across Canada
Canada is one of the world’s most diverse countries. More than 3.4 million people in Canada report full or partial East or Southeast Asian ancestry. Yet evidence shows a persistent gap between mental health need and access to care, shaped by stigma, language, culture, trust, migration, racism and mismatched care pathways.

RE-AIM is a coalition bringing together communities, health care professionals, researchers, community organizations, people with lived experience, and family caregivers working together to advance culturally and linguistically responsive mental health care and health equity.

Mental Health Needs and Inequities in East & Southeast Asian Communities
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To Advance Culturally Responsive Mental Health
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Closure of Asian Initiative in Mental Health (AIM)
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Stronger Together
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Latest News
U of T Varsity Newspaper
https://thevarsity.ca/2026/09/13/re-aim-calls-for-full-reinstatement-of-the-aim-clinic-at-uhn
The Korea Times Daily
https://www.koreatimes.net/ArticleViewer/Article/177554#google_vignette




