
COME MEET OUR MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCE PARTNERS
Foundry offers free and confidential mental health and wellness services for youth ages 12-24 in British Columbia and their families. Services include primary and sexual health care, counselling
supports, substance use health care, peer support, and employment /education support. We will be opening in the West Shore in spring 2028.
LifeRing Canada Secular Recovery has been in Canada since 2005. It is a worldwide organization. It is a free, peer-led organization that offers an abstinence-based, nonreligious approach to overcoming alcohol and drug addiction. Through online and face to face meetings participants learn how to put together an abstinence-based recovery program that works for them! For more on LifeRing Canada please visit our website at: www.liferingcanada.org
Moms Stop The Harm (MSTH) is a national, family-led advocacy and support promoting compassionate, evidence‐based drug policies. They have developed a number of support groups and initiatives across the country designed to provide peer led support to families and advocacy for person first policies MSTH was started by three mothers in 2015 who lost their sons to overdose. There are now well over 5,000 members in the non profit organization.
Prism Wellness (AVI)
increases health equity by providing highly responsive, harm reduction-based HIV, hepatitis C, substance use, sexual health, mental health, and other community health services, and is informed by the voices of people with living experience.
Real Talk Workshops -- Workplace Burnout Prevention
Hi, I’m Ashley! As a practicing Probation Officer with a background in non-profit and government roles, I understand high-stress work environments from the front lines. I founded Real Talk Workshops to help organizations across Vancouver Island proactively prevent burnout. I deliver practical, affordable 1.5-hour workshops directly at your workplace, blending real-world experience with certified training in Trauma-Informed Practice, Mental Health First Aid, and Crisis Intervention. Participants walk away with actionable steps they can use right away, while your organization shows staff you are invested in their well-being—boosting both recruitment and retention.
Seaparc Recreation coming soon.
Sea to Tree Foundation Our primary purpose is to increase access to high quality mental health and counseling services to individuals, couples, and families through subsidies for those living in the Sooke Region who are experiencing financial insecurity. We strive to offer these services with minimal wait times, in partnership with Sea to Tree Health & Wellness Ltd. 100% of the profit from our practicum
program to Sea to Tree Foundation.
Sooke Family Resource Society (SFRS) For more than four decades, SFRS has been a trusted source of South Island family support, helping individuals of all ages navigate challenges, build resilience, and feel connected within their community. What began as a small circle of parents seeking guidance has grown into a respected, inclusive organization dedicated to supporting the emotional, social, and practical needs of people from Port Renfrew to Greater Victoria. At Sooke Family Resource Society, we provide a trusted range of programs, from early childhood development and youth outreach to prenatal support and senior resources.
Sooke Region Communities Health Network (SRCHN) Our mission is to support healthy lives in healthy communities through innovative, collaborative development and improvements of services for everyone from Port Renfrew to Beecher Bay. We run community programs that promote aging in place, social connection, volunteerism and navigation of systems/Volunteer Income Tax Programs.
Sooke Shelter Society supports people experiencing or at risk of homelessness in the Sooke region. Through supportive housing, seasonal shelter, outreach, case management, and community meal programs, we help people meet immediate needs and work toward greater stability. Our compassionate, trauma-informed approach includes connecting people with housing, health care,
mental health and substance use supports, in collaboration with community partners.










