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Resources

THE CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION VANCOUVER-FRASER BRANCH

The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) is a national charity that seeks to promote and improve mental health awareness for Canadians. They consist of over 100 locations across Canada and are also affiliated with heretohelp. DTP directly supports the Vancouver-Fraser Branch, which offers insightful resources on their website. 

UBC WELL-BEING

UBC Wellbeing is a university organization dedicated to maintaining and improving the wellbeing of all UBC students. They are structured into 6 wellbeing priorities: collaborative leadership, mental health and resilience, food & nutrition, social connection, built & natural environments, and physical activity. In its mental health & resilience strategic framework, UBC Wellbeing is striving to increase community members who feel mental health is a UBC priority, and to increase mental health literacy by 10% in students, staff, and faculty by 2025. To learn more about these amazing initiatives, click the link below.

HERETOHELP

Heretohelp strives to connect people or their loved ones with resources for both mental health and substance use. They are among seven of the top mental health and substance use organizations in British Columbia. To see what resources they offer, click the button below.

HEALTHLINK BC

HealthLink BC is a government resource that provides information on several health topics. For their mental health resources, they provide information on mental health and COVID-19, depression, anxiety, and suicide. Moreover, they also feature a learning centre to easily find what you are looking for. For more, click the button below.

BounceBack

BounceBack is a free skill-building program designed to help adults and youth 13+ manage low mood, mild to moderate depression, anxiety, stress or worry. Delivered online or over the phone with a coach, you will get access to tools that will support you on your path to mental wellness.

Foundrybc.ca

Foundrybc.ca offers health and wellness resources, services and supports for young people ages 12-24 across BC. Visit Foundrybc.ca to learn more.

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