BC Schizophrenia Society Programs & Services
BCSS has been working to adapt our programs and services to be able to continue offering families the support they need, while maintaining safety during COVID-19
Details About Current Programs & Services Offered
COVID-19 and Supporting Someone Living with Schizophrenia
Some links and information to resources available to help caregivers during this time, including information about medication.
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What You Need to Know if You're on Clozapine During COVID-19
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Continuation of Care During COVID-19
Information on access to medication and new resources available at this time
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Where do I get help for my loved one?
BC Schizophrenia Society has Branches and Educators across the province providing programs, services and outreach.
Find a Regional Educator or Branch
COVID-19 & Supporting Someone With Schizophrenia
A list of resources and information from partner organizations and other schizophrenia societies across Canada that are useful for anyone affected by schizophrenia or other serious mental illness.
Families and Caregivers Looking for Support
If you think you are experiencing symptoms of schizophrenia, seek out help today. If you are in immediate crisis, please call 9-1-1.
Families and Caregivers Looking for Support
BC Schizophrenia Society is still offering support groups, workshops, psychosocial education series, and information for families virtually and over the phone.
BCSS By The Numbers
Through phone calls, emails and family meetings, BC Schizophrenia Society Regional Educators connected with families and individuals looking for help and assistance more than 68,600 times as they navigated the mental health system.
BC Schizophrenia Society made more than 600 presentations to nearly 45,500 people across the province. These presentations were made to schools, community groups, nursing students, justice workers, mental health workers, front line staff and many others.
BC Schizophrenia Society Regional Educators hosted 334 family support groups, connecting individuals and making it possible for people to provide each other with emotional support.
Approximately 735 people attended Strengthen Families Together Program Sessions across B.C. helping them better understand serious mental health illness and gain information as they continue along their journey of supporting their loved ones.
Join A Clinical Research Studies
Clinical research fuels innovation and evolution in the platform of support available for patients with psychosis and psychosis-related disorders. Since 2002, The Medical Arts Health Research Group has committed to provide the most advanced medical opportunities to the residents of the Kootenays, Okanagan, Kamloops and Vancouver areas.
Branches and Educators
BC Schizophrenia Society has 25 Regional Educators and eight Branches throughout the province supporting families. Our Educators and Branches help families navigate the system, provide resources and education about schizophrenia, psychosis and severe mental illness.
Join the BCSS Team
Last year approximately 900 volunteers helped BCSS deliver programs, services, information and events. Without volunteers, BCSS would not be where it is today. Find an opportunity near you today.
