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A step-by-step guide developed by BCCPAC for parents. It provides information about how the school system works, outlines parents' and students' rights and responsibilities, and has self-help strategies for supporting student self-advocacy.more info

Measuring quality of life is different from just measuring the presence or absence of symptoms. When assessing different treatments or self-care, it's important to consider both your quality of life and your symptoms.more info

Bounce Back is an evidence-based program designed to help adults experiencing symptoms of mild to moderate depression, low mood, or stress, with or without anxiety. This program is FREEmore info

For those fathering children 0-6 years to enjoy a weekend breakfast, playtime and fun.more info

Camp Goodtimes provides a safety-focused, medically supervised, fun and recreational experience for children and teens affected by cancer and their families.more info

Looking for assistance? Not sure what benefits are out there for you? Try the Benefits Finder for a customized list of federal, provincial and territorial programs and services!more info

Resources for people who need to eat gluten freemore info

Contact a community organization like the Canadian Mental Health Association to learn more about support and resources in your area.

Founded in 1918, The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) is a national charity that helps maintain and improve mental health for all Canadians. As the nation-wide leader and champion for mental health, CMHA helps people access the community resources they need to build resilience and support recovery from mental illness.more info

Peer support for people with cancer and their caregivers.more info

Available to cancer patients, caregivers or anyone who needs help understanding cancer and finding community services. Toll-free service accessible in multiple languages.more info