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connects students with mental health support when they need it. Through this program, all students currently registered in a B.C. post-secondary institution have access to free, confidential professional counselling and community referral services, conveniently available 24/7 via app, phone call and web chat.

The is available 24/7 for anyone who needs emotional support, crisis intervention and resource information.

The national Suicide Crisis Helpline offers 24/7 help if you or someone you know is having thoughts of suicide, call or text 9-8-8 or visit . 

has an online chat with a crisis responder, available noon to 1am.

is a 24/7, national support service for youth and young adults (up to age 25). They offer professional counselling, information and referrals and volunteer-led, text-based support in both English and French.
 

provides trauma-informed support for survivors of sexualized violence. Services open to women, trans, nonbinary, Two-Spirit, and gender diverse people, 1-877-392-7583 (24/7).

provides 24/7 information and referrals for victims of crime, including sexual violence. Services are available in 150 languages via phone, text message or email.

offers a list of resources for people experiencing domestic violence.

 is a non-profit society that provides treatment and support services for male survivors of sexual abuse and domestic violence in Vancouver. They offer individual and group therapy, as well as victim services.

The supports residential school survivors and offers a 24/7 crisis line for anyone experiencing pain or distress as a result of their residential school experience.

The offers 24/7 mental health counselling and crisis intervention to all Indigenous peoples across Canada by experienced and culturally competent counsellors. Counsellors can work with you to find other wellness supports that are available near you. Phone and chat counselling is available in English and French. On request, phone counselling is also available in Cree, Ojibway, and Inuktitut.

The (through the First Nations Health Authority) provides info on available funding options for counselling and FNHA mental health programs.

offers a directory of IBPOC therapists who are committed to values supporting IBPOC in all intersections.

The is a non-profit organization that connects Black community members with accredited local Black counsellors and therapists.

provides a 12-hour confidential helpline for young Muslims to receive immediate, anonymous, and confidential support.
 

is a non-profit supporting LGBTQ2S+ South Asians in Metro Vancouver. They offer peer support groups, a referral service, mentorship program and professional counselling.

is BC's Queer Resource Centre, which responds to the needs of B.C.’s queer communities and helps them thrive.
 

The is available 24/7 to direct B.C. residents to education, prevention and treatment services and regulatory agencies.

provides free mental health and substance use support, self-assessment, resources and counselling with a mental health professional. This service is available to all Canadians, 24/7.
 

offers resources, support and online group programs focused on disordered eating.
 

has anxiety resources, self-help exercises and printable handouts on common anxiety concerns.

has information on depression, such as what exactly depression is, how to identify if you have it and what to do next.

Looking for a counsellor outside of the College? can help you find a counsellor. Check your DSU health plan for information about coverage for counselling services.

Struggling to figure out your education and career pathway? Check out for job data, to find post-secondary programs that will lead to the job you want, and to explore your career options.

For assistance locating information on a variety of B.C. community, social and government services, call the phone number “211” (24 hours/day) or visit .