Sun Life U.S. renews support of National Alliance on Mental Illness with $50,000 donation | SLF Stock News

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  • Sun Life U.S. renews its support for the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) with a $50,000 donation.
  • The Hearts + Minds program reportedly increased health knowledge among 80% of its participants in 2024.
  • Sun Life (SLF, Financial) continues to advocate for mental health parity in long-term disability insurance.

Sun Life U.S. has reaffirmed its dedication to mental health initiatives by donating $50,000 to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) for its Hearts + Minds (H+M) program. This program is aligned with Sun Life's whole person care approach, focusing on educating participants about the intersection of physical and mental wellness. Since 2022, Sun Life has been a consistent supporter, aiming to enhance access to comprehensive health services.

In 2024, the H+M program demonstrated significant impact, revealing that 80% of participants reported improved knowledge about healthy behaviors. The initiative provides important resources for understanding the connection between mental and physical health, facilitating immediate health improvements.

Beyond NAMI, Sun Life extends its support to Hartford Behavioral Health with the annual Strikeout for a Cause campaign, further underscoring its commitment to mental health advocacy. Additionally, Sun Life is pushing for federal legislation to ensure mental health parity in long-term disability insurance, advocating for broader market adoption.

Sun Life Financial Inc. (SLF, Financial) continues its leadership in the financial services sector, with a comprehensive suite of offerings in asset management, insurance, and health solutions. As of December 31, 2024, the company reported total assets under management of C$1.54 trillion, maintaining a strong presence across global markets.

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