Beyond Crisis & Building a Continuum of Care in BC

Even after decades of debates, funding messages, and some solution (made in isolation and not as a whole), BC's mental health, and addiction crisis unfortunately remains too many members of the community without the support they require. As Kier argues, the real question is not just about housing, treatment, enforcement, (efforts that are made in isolation), it is about what happens next, and whether these services are connected in a way that actually helps people recover and remain successful in that right. As mentioned, we owe BC residents continuum of care, bridging gaps between crisis, treatment, housing, and between term support. I agree that the path forward requires accountability, integration, and a commitment to outcomes.

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