What Does the World's Oldest Profession Have In Common with Stand-Up Comedy? Find Out When SMH PACE Performs in the Heart of the City Festival at the Firehall Arts Centre November 3.

SMH PACE is Proud to be Part of the 2010 Heart of the City Festival. Our Show Celebrates the Resilience and Diversity of Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside.

Media Advisory September 18, 2010

ARE YOU CRAZY ABOUT COMEDY? STAND UP FOR MENTAL HEALTH DAYS ON CAMPUS BRINGS THE LAUGHTER. WE JUMP-START THE DISCUSSION ABOUT YOUTH DEPRESSION, SUICIDE, ANXIETY, EATING DISORDERS AND MORE TO UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES ACROSS CANADA

Join the Legendary Mike MacDonald, David Granirer and the Alumni Comics of SMH Vancouver for An Evening of Inspired Insanity!

If You Are Crazy About Comedy, It Doesn't Get Any Crazier Than This.

Our Message is as Revolutionary as Ever...It's Our Audiences Who Are Becoming More Mainstream.

WHEN: Friday September 17

WHERE: The Yale Hotel 1300 Granville St.@ Drake

Vancouver-based Stand Up For Mental Health has been Nominated for a $100,000 Pepsi Refresh Grant. Our SMH Days on Campus Comedy Tour for 2011 plans to visit 25 universities and colleges in every province across Canada. We will perform for students, faculty, staff and the community at large.

Stand Up For Mental Health Brings Its Own Brand of Inspired Insanity to The Stanley May 31st

Most people think that you have to be nuts to go anywhere near stand-up comedy. We are nuts!!

STAND UP FOR MENTAL HEALTH IS A PROUD VANCITY MEMBER. WE WANTED TO LET YOU KNOW WHAT WE HAVE BEEN DOING

2009 was a busy year for Stand Up For Mental Health. Here are some of the Highlights:

• SMH Day at the BC Legislature in March, a bi-partisan sponsored reception and performance
• SMH Day on Parliament Hill in Ottawa in May, an all-party sponsored reception and performance

Dear Vancity Friends of Stand Up For Mental Health (SMH),

Stand Up For Mental Health is proud to be nominated for an international Ashoka/Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Award.

SMH Days on BC Campuses

News Advisory August 31 2009

The young woman was sitting there obviously in a great deal of distress, profound pain and in need of help. 

The homeless crisis in Vancouver is out of hand, with many of the individuals on Vancouver's downtown eastside being forced to spend every night outside.   While the government pumps hundreds of millions of dollars into the Olympics and tourism, these people are left to rot on the streets, with no place to turn.