BCSS supports people with schizophrenia and their families through education, awareness and advocacy.

BoosterBuddy is a free app designed to help children improve their mental health.

Free mindfulness app for young people.

Accessible, virtual healthcare for Canadians.

Provides confidential overdose peer support to substance users who are about to use drugs alone. A caller is connected to a virtual overdose supervisor who will monitor them while they use drugs. If there is a concern of overdose during the call, the supervisor will connect with local 9-1-1 dispatch services.

The 24-hour hotline can be accessed from anywhere within Canada. Staff and volunteers are trauma informed and are able to provide harm reduction and substance use information, resources and referrals if requested during the call.

Offers an interactive website to help people with depression monitor their symptoms and communicate with their doctor about how they are feeling.

Users are able to screen for symptoms of depression and anxiety, set reminders, track and monitor symptoms, view past results and progress, receive helpful tips, and save, print, or email copies of results to share with doctors or other care providers.

Offers a residential treatment program to help individuals recover from substance use, including drug and alcohol addiction. Program includes individual counselling, group therapy, Twelve Step program, and cultural programming. A holistic approach is used to address the mind, body and spirit through partnering with Indigenous communities to share knowledge of the local culture and land.

Free, confidential phone service for anyone looking for mental health and substance use supports in Interior Health.

The Tailgate Toolkit Project is aimed at increasing access to harm reduction for those working in the construction industry.

Provides central resource database for the crystal meth problem in BC. Offers hope, through education and communication, and is volunteer run for parents, educators, families and youth.