Able Translations and Able Transport have a deep sense of community. We are passionate about people and doing our part to improving the lives of others. It is our hope that extending a helping hand will not only make a positive impact in the community but also aid in shaping a progressive and thriving nation. We are excited about hosting this tournament and to partner with CAMH to provide support for mental health which is a key aspect of healthcare that requires our attention.

The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) is Canada’s leading hospital for mental health, providing for more than 30,000 patients each year. They provide urgent, inpatient and outpatient care and specialized services for children, youth, families and seniors. CAMH has Ontario’s only 24/7 emergency department dedicated to psychiatric care. CAMH is also a leading centre for brain science research, focusing on genetics, molecular medicine, brain imaging and new drug development to better treat and prevent mental illness."

The Inaugural Paddle Battle featured fantastic entertainment from both players and attendees. The tournament was filled with smiles and laughing as new ping pong players and those who had played before all came together to support Mental Health. There was great food and great conversations to be had all while the sounds of ping pong balls bounced all around. Take a look at some of this year’s Paddle Battle Photos and check out all the fun that was had!