New municipal funding supports communities in finding local solutions to the overdose crisis through projects aimed at saving lives and improving community wellness.

Students in the Comox Valley School District will have a clearer, easier-to-understand path to mental health and substance use services.

For the first time in 10 years, the daily rates for eligible income assistance clients living at registered or licensed residences are increasing.

People who need urgent mental health and addictions care in the growing community of Surrey can now be referred to a central location for help.

Young people and their families in the Okanagan Valley now have a new Foundry centre in Penticton, which focuses on reaching young people early — before small problems become big ones.

People experiencing mental health and addictions challenges will soon have better access to the services they need, thanks to a new vision for care outlined in A Pathway to Hope: A roadmap for making mental health and addictions care better for people in British Columbia.