Offers group sessions where parents and caregivers of young people with a lot of mental health concerns or troubling behaviour, can meet together in small groups to learn new skills. The group sessions focus on areas such as recognizing and managing feelings or reactions, setting limits, communication, and strengthening relationships with their teen.

The drug supply in B.C. is extremely toxic. Use free drug checking services at supervised consumption and overdose prevention sites.

Free access to primary and mental health care closer to home for First Nations people who have limited or no access to doctors.

Free mental health clinics for children and youth in locations across B.C.

Learn how to use naloxone to help stop an overdose and save lives. Pick up a free naloxone kit at a location near you.

Locations where people can safely use drugs under supervision of staff trained in emergency response. Services are free.

Find opioid agonist treatment (OAT) clinics accepting new patients in your area.

Free programs that help B.C. families and caregivers who are parenting children and youth facing mental health challenges.

Provides an online listing of support groups available in BC for individuals who have emotional challenges such as excessive anger, resentment, depression, grief, anxiety, and compulsive behaviours. Groups are offered online, by phone or in-person.

Provides coverage of certain psychiatric medications to individuals of any age who are registered with a mental health services centre and who demonstrate clinical and financial need. Eligible medications are listed in the Psychiatric Medication Plan (Plan G) formulary. Individual patient eligibility is verified by the patient's physician and the local Mental Health and Substance Use Centre, or if the patient is a minor, a Child and Youth Mental Health Centre. Registration is required.