Mental Health / Counselling - Accessibility Features: Wheelchair Accessible

Aboriginal clients who are dealing with addictions and mental health issues will be assisted in their daily challenges and life skills on an as need basis.more info

Using a holistic approach, which matches the individual's needs and beliefs, the Aboriginal Child and youth Wellness team will work with children, youth and their families to promote wellness for those suffering from multiple barriers, social, emotional and/or behavioural disordersmore info

The Cariboo Chilcotin Child Development Centre Association (CDC) provides assessment, education, and assistance to children from ages birth to eighteen years old who require extra support in areas of physical, socio-emotional, communicative and cognitive development in the Williams Lake area. The CDC has Infant Development, FASD, Speech and Language Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy and Autism services for children.more info

Canadian Mental Health South Cariboo is an autonomous, non-profit, charitable organization with ethical and legal responsibilities to the National and BC Divisions of CMHA. Our mandate emphasizes the importance of people with lived experience of mental illness being involved in the delivery of service and governance wherever possible.more info

Cariboo Family Enrichment Centre(CFEC) offers counselling services that benefit individulas and families. We provide our community with services that help with difficult periods in peoples' lives and promote emotional well-being. Clients may be referred to CFEC by professionals from other agencies, or they may self-refer.more info

Providing counselling services to individual, couples, families, Crisis Line, Telephone contact, Crisis Line Volunteer training and Community Education.more info

Aboriginal and Child and Family Services and Holistic Based Services including Nun Yaz Daycare, Early Childhood Development Program, Aboriginal Development Clinicians, Restoring Balance Youth Program, and Aboriginal Family Group Conferencing.more info

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This program is to assist Aboriginal individuals who are dealing with mental health issues. The Mental Health Worker will provide this service to individuals and their families who live in Williams Lake and the surrounding area.more info

This seven bed residential care facility has cooperative living arrangements located within walking distance to recreational facilities and downtown. The daily rehabilitation program offers a warm, supportive and informal atmosphere, where teaching skills and balance of social and recreational activities are offered.more info