Resources
For RCMP
Support for Operational Stress Injury Program (SOSI) Peer Support Network:
Connects both current employees and former RCMP members with a peer support network
RCMP National Reintegration Program: an interactive program that focuses on
building Regular Members’ confidence in order to support a respectful and safe return to operational duties
For Veterans
VAC:
Veterans Affairs Canada main website
Veteran’s Affairs Helpline:
Call to speak to a mental health professional right now. A confidential and free 24/7 service available to Veterans, RCMP members, their family members, and caregivers. 1-800-268-7708
Maple:
Provides medically released Veterans of the Canadian Armed Forces and their families, one year access to virtual care service with a healthcare provider
CAF:
Family Information Line: Offers 24/7 bilingual information, support, and crisis intervention for all Canadian military members, veterans, and their families 1-800-866-4546
Operational Stress Injury Social Support (OSISS): Provides a national peer support network for CAF members, veterans and their families who are experiencing an OSI
Additional Resources & Links
General:
Crisis Resources:
National Suicide Crisis Line:
9-8-8 (call or text, 24/7)
Atlas Institute for Veterans and Families:
Practical information and guidance on suicide prevention
Crisis Line Association of BC:
A list of crisis lines in BC
Vets Canada Emergency Transition Services:
Addresses the most immediate needs of veterans and serving or retired RCMP members in crisis: 1-888-228-3871
More information here
KUU-US Crisis Support Line:
BC Wide Indigenous Toll Free Crisis and Support Line:
1-800-588-8717
More information here
LGBTQ2IA+:
PrideLine
Vancouver/Lower Mainland:
604 684-6869
Throughout British Columbia: 1-800-566-1170 (Toll Free)
More information here
Accessing Mental Health Services & Health Care Providers:
VCH:
Access and Assessment Centre for mental health crises in Vancouver: (604) 675-3700
More information here
HealthLink BC:
Health Connect Registry (to find a family doctor in BC):
HealthLink
Find a doctor in BC
BCPA:
Due to long waitlists, you may wish to find a treatment provider in your community. Additional resources for finding a community provider include:
BCPA Counsellors
Phycologist of BC
Yukon:
Reach Out Support Line:
A confidential, non-judgmental and free support line run by the Canadian Mental Health Association, Yukon Division 1-844-533-3030
More information here
Legion:
Canada’s largest Veteran support and community service organization.
Membership includes currently serving and retired CAF, RCMP, and
family of service members.
Benevolent Fund (Financial Assistance) Application here
This website is meant to provide general information and strategies. They are therefore not meant to be a substitute for individual treatment or therapy. Please consult with your healthcare provider or a member of our team for help specific to your needs.
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