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Tailgate Toolkit

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

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When someone you care about experiences a mental health crisis, it can be overwhelming. Understanding how to offer support can make a big difference.
We all want the young people in our lives to thrive in a school environment where they feel safe, respected and included.
People in BC can access mental health and substance use supports in a number of ways. Virtual supports include telephone lines, video calls, live chat and other options.
Integrated Child & Youth (ICY) teams bring kids’ support networks together to provide holistic mental health and substance use care.
If you or someone you know smokes or vapes, it's important to understand the risks while also knowing that support is available.