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Tools for change: how an innovative project promotes mental health and harm reduction in B.C.'s construction industry - Vimarsana News

Tools for change: how an innovative project promotes mental health and harm reduction in B.C.'s construction industry

The Tailgate Toolkit empowers and educates thousands across the province

Mental health and substance-use solutions pitched at Vancouver Island summit – North Island Gazette - Vimarsana News

Mental health and substance-use solutions pitched at Vancouver Island summit – North Island Gazette

Preventative actions, correctional release support, industry-focused resources discussed

Mental health and substance-use solutions pitched at Vancouver Island summit – Ladysmith Chronicle - Vimarsana News

Mental health and substance-use solutions pitched at Vancouver Island summit – Ladysmith Chronicle

Preventative actions, correctional release support, industry-focused resources discussed

Mental health and substance-use solutions pitched at Vancouver Island summit – Tofino-Ucluelet Westerly News - Vimarsana News

Mental health and substance-use solutions pitched at Vancouver Island summit – Tofino-Ucluelet Westerly News

Preventative actions, correctional release support, industry-focused resources discussed

Toxic illicit drugs deadly for men in trades - Vimarsana News

Toxic illicit drugs deadly for men in trades

Island Health has launched a campaign to prevent toxic illicit drug deaths and deconstruct the silence and shame around men using drugs. Photo by Jeriden Villegas / Unsplash Island Health and the construction industry want to drive down the alarming number of men — particularly those working in the trades and transport — dying alone in their homes while using toxic street drugs. The health authority launched a targeted eight-week awareness campaign Tuesday to prevent overdose deaths and deconstruct the silence and shame around men using drugs. British Columbia is being ravaged by death...