The philanthropist who rescinded a $1-million donation to the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health says the organization demonstrated an “attitude of entitlement” that ultimately led to his decision. Mental Health America’s role would be to implement the programs Yale and CAMH designed. About a year into the project, Faas said, he struggled to see his vision being carried out by CAMH. “I seriously questioned the credibility of the organization,” Faas said. In July, CAMH pleaded guilty to a workplace safety charge related to the 2014 beating of a nurse by a patient.

Source: thestar October 01, 2016 10:00 UTC