Thanks to the generous support of the community, the Joseph Brant Hospital Foundation’s For All Minds Campaign has raised $18.1 million in support of the redevelopment and expansion of the Mental Health & Addictions unit at Joseph Brant Hospital.

“Our incredible donor community has come forward in a big way for this project, and we are blown away by the support,” said Ashley Davidson, President & CEO, Joseph Brant Hospital Foundation. “We know that mental health touches everyone’s lives, and we’re asking our community to help get us over the finish line with our fundraising. We have a chance to come together and make a real impact on the health and well-being of our community for generations to come.”

This campaign is supporting the redevelopment of JBH’s Mental Health and Addictions (MHA) program space to create therapeutic facilities that ensure a dignified, respectful, person-centred experience. Led by Campaign Co-Chairs Leon Denbok and Phil Davidson, the campaign received a lead gift of $5M from Michael and Laura Paletta in early 2024, and has reached over 90% of its $20M goal to date.

The three core elements of the redevelopment project include the relocation and expansion of the Inpatient Mental Health and Addictions Unit, with the addition of a Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU); the relocation of some of the Outpatient Mental Health Unit; and the addition of a new Child and Youth Mental Health Day Hospital.

For more information about the For All Minds campaign and to donate, please visit forallminds.ca.