COVID-19 Suspended Services
As a result of the current COVID-19 health crisis, we have made the difficult decision to close our offices and ACE activity centre to all clients as of Friday, March 20, 2020, at 4:00pm for a period of 2 weeks minimum (March 21- April 5, 2020).Clients can call 250-564-3396 to speak to the staff for information about supports and services available for mental health and food services in the community. Please see letter attached for full information. COVID-19 BCSSPG Update...
Relief for ALL Mental Illness

We offer mental illness and addiction support services at no cost to people living in northern British Columbia. For 31 years our mission and goals have been at the heart of everything we do as a not-for-profit society in the north. Through our programs and activities we strive to reduce stigma through education and awareness; support individuals and families; advocate for improved services and treatments; and support research. We're standing by to help.
The Means To Succeed
Mental health issues can range from a single bout with depression to a chronic, severe, and disabling brain disorder such as schizophrenaia that has affected people throughout history. About 300,000 Canadians suffer with schizophrenia and many millions more with other types of mental health and addiction issues.
Our goal is to relieve suffering by providing access to care necessary to your health and well being. We partner with BCSSPG F.A.M.I.L.I.E.S. for education and outreach opportunities for people living in B.C.'s northern interior region. We also oversee the Activity Centre for Empowerment (A.C.E.), which is a drop-in centre providing ongoing mental health support for people in the Prince George area.
Helpful Links
What's Happening
- Year RoundMental Health Online Learning
- May 24 Wear Purple Day
- Sep 10 World Suicide Prevention Day
Patient Voices Project
The Branch has partnered with three instituations for a study engaging and collaborating with patients, informal caregivers, and health care providers. The goal is to learn about patient priorities and experiences of cancer care for individuals who experience mental illness and cancer. BCSSPG Branch Research…