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Helplines in British Columbia, Canada for substance use.

310Mental Health Support
EveryoneAll topics

A confidential and non-judgmental crisis line to discuss anything troubling you. If it is a crisis to you, it is a crisis to...

Peers, Volunteers
crisislines.bc.ca
1-800-SUICIDE
EveryoneAll topics

1800SUICIDE (1-800-784-2433) was officially launched on September 10, 2004: World Suicide Prevention Day. The first of its kind...

Peers, Volunteers
crisis-centre.ca
Northern British Columbia 24-Hour Crisis Line
EveryoneAll topics

A confidential and non-judgmental crisis line to discuss anything troubling you. If you are feeling overwhelmed, depressed,...

Peers, Volunteers
crisis-centre.ca
KCR Community Resources Crisis Line
EveryoneAll topics

The helpline consists of four distinct lines that provide 24/7/365 toll-free support, ensuring that individuals can access help...

Counselors, Peers, Volunteers
kcr.ca
Telecare Crisis & Caring Line
Everyone

Our purpose at Telecare Crisis & Caring Line (British Columbia, Canada) is to provide telephone befriending, caring, and...

Volunteers
telecarebc.com
Chimo Crisis Line
EveryoneAll topics

Chimo offers free, confidential and non-judgmental emotional support from 8:00am to midnight, seven days a week, with our...

Peers, Volunteers
chimoservices.com

Free helpline support for substance abuse, drugs and alcohol addiction is available in British Columbia, Canada

Millions of people and their loved ones are affected by substance abuse and addiction every year. Substance use, whether drug or alcohol addiction, can affect people from all walks of life. Nobody is immune. If you or a loved one are struggling with the following, contact one of 6 helplines in British Columbia, Canada for support:
  • Using more of drugs or alcohol than was originally intended.
  • Inability to stop using drugs or alcohol despite repeated attempts.
  • Having a short temper and being more irritable and aggressive than usual.
  • Feeling an urge to use drugs, alcohol or other substances regularly.
  • A loss of interest in activities previously enjoyed.
  • Being secretive and dishonest about when and how often you use drugs or alcohol and with whom.
  • Low energy and fatigue.
  • Sudden weight gain or weight loss.
If you've tried to stop using substances like drugs or alcohol on your own without any success, you may feel defeated. It may be hard to imagine a way out. However, a large proportion of people make a full recovery with time and proper support.
You can speak to a trusted counselor about substance-related problems today. Contact a free, confidential hotline in British Columbia, Canada for help. Whether you just need someone who will listen to you with an open mind, or whether you're looking for recovery resources, hotline volunteers are available and ready to support you.

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  • Parenting
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  • Relationships
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  • Self-harm
  • Sexual abuse
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  • Suicide
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  • Trauma & PTSD
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