BC Drug & Poison Info Centre

Turning Point Recovery Society is a non-profit organization based in British Columbia, dedicated to providing supportive housing and counseling services for individuals and families affected by addiction and affordability issues. Their programs, offered in Vancouver, Richmond, the North Shore, and Squamish, are designed to facilitate lasting recovery through structured bed-based and community-based services. The Society operates various bed-based residential programs ranging from 30 to 90 days, alongside outreach and counseling initiatives that include no-cost services and overdose prevention. Additionally, they run Storeys Cafe, a social enterprise that offers job training for those in recovery, helping to reintegrate individuals back into the community. Generated from the website

Mount Saint Joseph Hospital is a healthcare facility in Vancouver, BC, offering a range of medical services to the community. With a focus on patient care and well-being, the hospital provides a variety of treatments and programs to meet the needs of its diverse patient population. Generated from their business information

The Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) specializes in delivering vital health care services across British Columbia, with a focus on patient care and a commitment to teamwork and mutual respect among employees. By offering comprehensive benefits, including health coverage, travel discounts, and continuous professional development, PHSA fosters a supportive environment that prioritizes work-life balance and career advancement. With a workforce of 24,000 employees and numerous dedicated programs, PHSA aims to improve health outcomes for communities, collaborating closely with diverse health professionals. The organization is also dedicated to upholding the rich heritage of the First Nations on whose traditional territories their services are provided, promoting cultural safety and respect for the lands and waters of the indigenous peoples. Generated from the website