We are excited to share our 2014 Annual Report, a look back at 45 years of life-saving operations.
In 2014, the Crisis Centre connected with over 127,000 individuals through our Community Education and Distress Services programs.
Some highlights of the year include:
• Major improvements in our technology infrastructure including new firewalls, offsite data storage and battery backups to ensure uninterrupted 24/7 service;
• Better ways to utilize our resources to meet the growth of requests from our community while managing mobile compliance and limiting our calls and chats to individuals from BC & Yukon;
• Launching a new Multi‑Session Mindfulness Program for high school students; and
• Increasing the capacity of over 1,000 service providers and community members to recognize and respond to crisis and suicide in their community through training programs such as ASIST and safeTALK.
View the 2014 Annual Report on our Publications page.