Expansion of Involuntary Care Program in B.C. for Mental Health Needs
B.C. Plans to Expand Involuntary Care Program
B.C. Premier David Eby announced plans to expand the province's involuntary care program for people with mental health and addictions issues. The province intends to create specialized units at various facilities that will cater to individuals in urgent need of mental health support. This move comes in response to the growing demand for immediate mental health care.
The Goals of the Expansion
- Increase access to mental health services.
- Create specialized units for better management of cases.
- Enhance community safety through timely intervention.
Addressing Mental Health Crises
This initiative seeks to provide better care pathways and ensure individuals receive the assistance they require without unnecessary delays. Authorities emphasize the importance of addressing mental health crises effectively and humanely.
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