b'Shaping Mental Health TogetherKCDSBs new Three-Year Mental Health Strategy was built with input from families, students, and staff. The plan focuses on awareness, access,and early support. In Year One, families canexpect new webinars, easier access to resources, and stronger community partnerships, all centred on supporting every students well-being.Explore Our Three Year Mental Health Strategy - Kenora Catholic District School Boardmental healthOur Three-YearStrategic PlanMeasuringWhat Matters:Supporting Mental Healthwith ImpactKCDSB reached over 1,200 students withmental health programming this year, supported by a skilled team using evidence-based tools and compassionate care. Recovery rates are above provincial averages, and new initiatives likecaregiver book clubs and therapy dog visitsare helping build a stronger, more connectedapproach to wellness. Read more about howMeasuring What Matters - Kenora were supporting student well-being. Catholic District School BoardGraduation Coach:Helping Students ThriveThe Graduation Coach program supports First Nation, Mtis, and Inuit students with personal guidance, cultural connection, and academic planning from Grade 6 through graduation. By building strong relationships and removing barriers, the coach helps students stay on track, explore opportunities, and believe in their own success. Read more about how this program is making a difference.Championing Student Success - Kenora Catholic District School Board8 2025 ANNUAL DIRECTORS REPORT'