Family Centre is proud to be part of Bermuda’s National Mental Health Anti-Stigma Month, as designated by the Ministry of Health. May 2026 marks the second year of this important initiative. The month aims to help raise awareness of the importance of being able to talk about and seek support for our mental health. Join the following events and activities that have been planned in collaboration with The Ministry of Health and mental health stakeholders to provide opportunities for us to come together and learn about different mental health services and hear from Mental Health Champions with lived mental health experience.

Family Centre is participating in the following Mental Health Anti-Stigma Month activities:
  • Mon, May 4, 2026 (12:00 PM): Official Launch of Mental Health Anti-Stigma Month 2026
    • Location: Victoria Park
  • Tue, May 12, 2026 (6:00-7:30 PM): Public Panel Discussion – Digital Wellness & Online Safety
    • Location: Athene Lecture Hall, Bermuda College
    • Free and Open to the public
  • Wed, May 27, 2026 (6:00-10:00 PM): Harbour Nights Community Engagement
    • Location: Front Street during Harbour Nights
    • Encouraging open conversations about mental health
  • Fri, May 29, 2026 (12:00 PM): Community Fair
    • Location: City Hall Lawn
    • Featuring community mental health vendors, music, and activities
    • Free and Open to the public

Youth Mental Health Week | May 11-15, 2026

Download the full May 2026 Mental Health Anti-Stigma Campaign Programme of Events below. Learn how to care for your mental health, and how to support others in theirs. For more information, please contact Anti-Stigma Mental Health Group at mhasg@gov.bm.

Mental Health Anti-Stigma Month 2026 Weekly Themes

WEEK 1: MAY 1–9

Awareness & Understanding


Theme: “It’s Okay to Talk About It”

WEEK 2: MAY 10–16

Youth Voices Matter


Theme: “You Are Not Alone”

WEEK 3: MAY 17–23

Workplace Wellness & Adult Support

Theme: “Healthy Mind, Productive Life”

WEEK 4: MAY 24–31

Golden Minds – Mental Health & Ageing

Theme:“Connected at Every Age”

Unity & Celebration

Theme: “Together for Mental Health”