Crisis Centre for Northern BC
2700 Queensway Prince George, BC, Canada

We were so grateful to have experienced a wonderful morning with Todd Doherty, MP! We appreciate how open he has been to learning more about our service through interactions with our responders.

A little motivation for the weekend ahead

Hard days are very humane! You do not have to be everything for everyone all the time. We are here for you on those days

Admire your growing strength

It's important to remember we all show our emotions in different ways! it's okay to not be okay, let's all take time to check on the people we love

A beautiful post initially by "Nepenthe" on Facebook. There's so much beauty in exploring what you enjoy, sometimes the smallest things bring the most joyWe hope the week ahead is a positive one.

The Crisis Centre is selling community resource directories for $30! It is quite a helpful resource. If you would like a copy please email [email protected]

Happy New Year! Remember to listen to your body and your mind and most importantly, be kind to yourself <3

We are here for you!

If we push our feelings down, they go to the basement and they lift weights. They will continue to get bigger and come back even stronger than they were.

ATTENTION COMPASSIONATE PEOPLE We are looking for a small group of new trainees to join our crisis line family! Training will be accelerated and will take place over the span of a few weeks. It is very rewarding work and we are passionate about our callers. Now, more than ever, volunteers are needed! If you are interested, please email [email protected] for more information by July 24.

If you ever need a bit of #Hope, visit wemattercampaign.org/Videos. We Matter is for #IndigenousYouth feeling alone or hurt, and those who support them. You'll... find over 300 messages of hope, a Get Help page, and so much more. Watch all the videos with the tag UPLIFT, for lots of love and support.

We are looking for a small group of new trainees to join our crisis line family! Training will be accelerated and take place over the span of a few weeks. It is very exciting if you are interested please email [email protected] for more information by June 12th!

Check in on your people You don’t have to be there to be there

The song is about overcoming anxiety, creating good vibes, and rising against fear and failure.

You don’t have to carry it alone. We are here 24/7, 1.888.562.1214

Thank you United Way of Northern B.C. for funding our efforts to support seniors during these challenging times!

Check in on your people You dont have to be there to be there

Amazing resource!

You dont have to carry it alone. We are here 24/7, 1.888.562.1214

Opening up about how you feel helps you to express yourself and allow others to help. Nothing is too big or too small to talk about. Please call us anytime at 1-888-562-1214

Practicing gratitude

Share this good doc for those busy at home parents! This document outlines how much parent involvement is required for each activity. For all you busy parents, you rock! https://docs.google.com//1KCFnWreu4v7VoO3NbgP-Qcq/htmlview

While we are stuck in quarantine, everyone needs to release some steam everyone needs to scream

Its Volunteer Appreciation Week! Much love & gratitude to our team of volunteer crisis line workers and Board of Directors!Its Volunteer Appreciation Week! Much love & gratitude to our team of volunteer crisis line workers and Board of Directors!

Most of us are dealing with difficult and challenging feelings every day right now. The thing about feelings is - they don't last forever! Feel your feels. And then let them go.

Going to give a shoutout to Jack.org for this!

Check out the The Happy Broadcast! They highlight positive stories in the news Social media can be scary so take a break from the bad news and fill up on the good!

When that anxious voice in your head is loud, reach out. We are here 24/7

Crisis Lines are here 24/7 to respond to anyone needing emotional support! This article is about Crisis Line Awareness Week and covers the important work done in past year by BC Crisis Lines

Take care of your space ship https://youtu.be/4uL5sqe5Uk8

If you dont know who to talk to about what you are going through, we are here, 24/7!

Our 2020 Prince George Resource Directorys are all updated and ready to go! These are great to have around the office or in your bag for work. Come and pick up your own copy for $30 at our office 9-5, Monday-Friday, or we will deliver for $5

Our GRASP and COPE workshops have a strong focus on making school a safer, kinder, and more inclusive place to be. For more information about how to get these workshops into your school, please contact our community education coordinator at [email protected]

Self-care everyday

So grateful to PG Community Foundation for generously donating to our organization! In good company with Carolyn Holmes of Two Rivers Gallery, Tim Bennett of Big Brothers Big Sisters as together our organizations received funding from the Pilot Fund for Gender Equity. Thank you PG Community Foundation!

We are very grateful to the PG Community Foundation for funding we received through their Gender Equity Program! We will be using this funding to provide suicide prevention education to people who work with genders at greater risk of suicide. To clarify, anyone of any gender could be at risk of suicide at any time in their lives. However, for the purpose of this grant, we specifically have invited those who work with women living in poverty, men in predominantly male workplaces or institutions and the LGBTQ community to our upcoming ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training) workshop. Thank you PG Community Foundation for helping us make this happen. Suicide safer communities are built when we all work together to prevent suicide! For more information on our workshops please visit www.crisis-centre.ca