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Wildfires can change lives in an instant and we're here to help. For information on evacuation supports, services in an unfamiliar community, emergency updates, or what to do during poor air quality, contact our 211 Resource Navigators. #BCWildfires #BC211
Wildfires can change lives in an instant and we're here to help. For information on evacuation supports, services in an unfamiliar community, emergency updates, or what to do during poor air quality, contact our 211 Resource Navigators. #BCWildfires #BC211
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It was a pleasure to recently welcome the team from @bc211Help to connect, share insights, and explore opportunities to work more closely together in support of our communities.
#DYK: 2-1-1 is a free, confidential service that connects people to a wide range of resources and referrals within their community. Support is available from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on weekdays (excluding holidays) by phone, text, live chat, or email—making it easy to access help.
Learn more about 2-1-1 at bc.211.ca
Today we join others on a Day of Mourning in recognition of the tragedy in Tumbler Ridge. Words cannot express the profound feeling of loss for families and friends, or our intense empathy for a community that is coming together to provide support and love to one another.
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If you’re affected or need help navigating support services — from crisis counselling to community resources — @UnitedWay_BC's 211 can connect you with assistance: lnkr.fm/5RgVz
We are deeply saddened by the tragic event in Tumbler Ridge. We send our condolences to the victims’ families and friends.
Anyone impacted by this traumatic event can call or text VictimLinkBC for free, confidential support. Dial/Text 1-800-563-0808. Please don't suffer alone.
We wish you a joyful holiday season! ❄️🕎🕯️🎄🌟
If you are looking for resources over the holidays, please call or text 2-1-1 to find supports and services that can help.
bc.211.ca/ #HelpStartsHere
Today is World Mental Health Day. If you need help and you don’t know where to start, stop searching. Dial or text 2-1-1. 📞
211 Resource Navigators are available to provide free and confidential information about supports and services in your community for your situation.
“There are no shortcuts. When it comes to Truth & Reconciliation we must go the distance.” - Justice Murray Sinclair. Today, on the National Day for Truth & Reconciliation, we at United Way BC commit to listening, learning, and walking together.
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Keep cool out there! During this heatwave, we encourage everyone to take steps to stay cool. If you can, please check on your neighbours and loved ones, especially those who may be isolated. To help, see our preparedness guides at uwbc.ca/guides. xitter.cf/UnitedWay_BC/status/19…
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In addition to local sources of info, such as your First Nation or local gov, here are some trustworthy channels you can turn to for #BCwildfire info 🔥
@BCGovFireInfo
@EmergencyInfoBC for emergency info
@DriveBC for road conditions
@BCFireSmart for fire prevention
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Each year, too many workers lose their lives, are injured, or become ill because of their work.
April 28 marks the National Day of Mourning — a time to honour those who have been killed, injured, or suffer illness on the job. Please join us in marking this important day.
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Our hearts break for the victims, families and community affected by last night's tragedy at the Lapu Lapu Festival in Vancouver.
Please don't suffer alone.
Contact VictimLinkBC for free, confidential support 24/7. Dial or text 1-800-563-0808 or email [email protected].
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Prepare for earthquakes. Consider the following in your home emergency plan:
Your home may not be safe to stay in ✔️
You may not be able to get in touch with your loved ones ✔️
Your pets may be alone at home ✔️
Make your plan today: PreparedBC.ca/EmergencyPlan
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According to @NRCan, a 5.1 magnitude earthquake was felt near #Vancouver. It was also felt in #Sechelt & #Squamish
No reports of damage at this time.
If you feel shaking or receive an Earthquake Early Warning alert, Drop, Cover & Hold On ✔️
Learn more: earthquakescanada.nrcan.gc.c…
A M5.1 earthquake has occurred near #Sechelt. #BC officials are monitoring. Standby for more information. #BCEarthquake
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UPDATE: there is no tsunami threat to #BC. More info: tsunami.gov/events/PAAQ/2025…
A M5.1 earthquake has occurred near #Sechelt. #BC officials are monitoring. Standby for more information. #BCEarthquake
📣BC glowed red on Feb 11 for 211 Day! ♥️A big thank you to all 20 BC #UnitedGlow locations.♥️
📞Over 52k British Columbians reached out to 211 last year. You're not alone – help starts with a call/text to 2-1-1. bc.211.ca
#211DayCanada #HelpStartsHere
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It's 211 Day! #211DayCanada
Every year on Feb 11 we highlight the impact 211 has on communities across Canada.
Tonight, lookout for landmarks illuminating in red as part of a nationwide #UnitedGlow.
For a list of participating locations, visit bit.ly/3EJMUUs
Struggling with housing or mental health? You’re not alone.
In the past 10 months, 38% of 211 BC contacts were for housing and 14% for mental health. The need for mental health supports is growing and 211 is here to help.
Dial / Text 2-1-1 or visit bc.211.ca
