Involuntary Care for Mental Health and Addiction Issues in B.C.
Involuntary Care Expansion in British Columbia
The B.C. government is taking significant steps to address mental health and addiction issues by announcing the expansion of involuntary care. This move includes the establishment of highly secure facilities designed specifically for those requiring immediate help.
New Secure Facilities
Under this initiative, individuals will be detained in these facilities based on criteria set by the Mental Health Act. This approach helps to ensure that those in critical need get the necessary support and care.
- Urgent Intervention: The goal is to provide timely support to individuals facing severe addiction challenges.
- Comprehensive Care: Facilities will offer a range of services aimed at aiding recovery.
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