Get to know how we came to be, our mission, vision, principles and the four areas of focus that shape the work we do.
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Meet the dedicated and passionate Board of Directors, Leadership, Advisors and staff members behind the Atlas mission.
Be part of the Atlas mission. Apply to open positions and join our virtual team from anywhere in Canada.
Read our equity, diversity and inclusion principles and our acknowledgement of the traditional unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishnaabeg Peoples upon which Atlas operates.
View the highlights of the ways we’re responding to the needs of Veterans and their Families.
Explore our portfolios and learn how we bring Veterans, Families, service providers and research partners together to create, gather and share knowledge on Veteran and Family mental health.
View our database of scientific and lived experience studies on key topics relating to PTSD and other mental health conditions that affect Veterans and their Families.
Read about our ambitious yet attainable vision for an accessible, coordinated mental health system for Veterans and their Families.
Find information about crisis and emergency services, peer support, counselling and education tools intended for Veterans and their Families in non-life-threatening situations.
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Search our library of resources, including factsheets, research reports, videos, guides, webpages and more, produced by Atlas and our partners for Veterans, Families, service providers and researchers.
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Stay up to date on projects, insights, and stories from our teams by visiting our newsroom and blog, listening to our podcast and accessing events hosted by Atlas and our partners.
Veronica chose to work for Atlas because she wanted to be part of a growing organization that creates a system of supports and services for Veterans, first responders, and their Families.
Nina is strongly committed to advancing Atlas’s external and internal goals. Her commitment shows through the effort she puts into creating frameworks and processes that translate strategy into action.
Mental health has always been a passion of Lauren’s through her own lived experience. She sees the opportunity to support Veteran and Veteran Family mental health as an absolute honour. Through her work, she can give back to those who have given so much to Canadians.
Veterans and their Families have made the ultimate sacrifice for all Canadians. Now, Samsour wants to do his part. He is eager to play a meaningful role in Atlas’s work to ensure that Veterans and Families have access to the support they deserve.
Alex is passionate about raising awareness and bringing mental health resources and supports informed by diverse knowledge, research and lived experience to the people that need them. She is grateful for the opportunity to contribute to the work the Atlas Institute does to support Veterans and Families.
Catherine is passionate about using knowledge to create patient-centred discoveries in care services for psychological trauma, and in the broader mental healthcare sector. She works to bring this kind of innovation to life through consultations and collaborations with Veterans and Families. She is grateful to work alongside like-minded colleagues at Atlas.
Victoria chose to work for Atlas because of the Institute’s commitment to authentic engagement and an evidence-informed approach to research. Having friends and family who are current and former members of the military makes this work especially meaningful for her.
As the daughter of a Veteran, working at Atlas is personally meaningful. She has worked in the mental health and substance use sectors for over a decade. This role is an opportunity to bring her skills and passion for lived experience together to improve mental healthcare.
Meriem joined Atlas because every day brings a new opportunity to provide Veterans and Veteran Families with information they can use to better understand their mental health and make informed decisions about their care. She is grateful to be working with a team equally passionate about this mission.
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