Resources for Patients
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If you are struggling, that is normal and okay. Many people are. These are some resources to help you navigate this difficult time. Mental Health Tools > |
Pathways is a community service directory that you can use to find information on various topics.Services include:
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Do you qualify for a disability tax credit?The Government of Canada outlines specific guidelines which describe whether a person qualifies for a disability tax credit which reduces the amount of income tax they pay.
Note: If you do qualify, you will be required to bring the disability tax credit form to your doctor and pay a fee to fill out and sign the form. |
Fraser Health Overdose Emergency ReportThis report outlines overdose statistics for 2018-19. It also looks at the actions that Fraser Health and its partners are taking to reduce opioid/fentanyl-related overdoses. |
Vancouver Coastal Health Response to Opioid Overdose CrisisThe primary goal of this report is to learn from the circumstances surrounding each death, to address the underlying causes and address gaps in our response to date. The evidence presented here indicates that replacing the unregulated, illegal supply of opioids with legal alternatives must rise to the top of our priority list, and requires our urgent attention. |
Older Adult Community ServicesThis is a comprehensive guide of services for seniors living in the Fraser Northwest communities of New Westminster, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Anmore & Belcarra. Click here to download and print the resource PDF. |
New Westminster Outreach Clinic Now Offering COVID-19 TestingThe outreach clinic provides services of: |
How well do you know me?
When it comes to planning for your future health care, you need to
check in and find out from your family and friends: How well do you
know me? These people may need to make health care decisions for
you if you cannot. You may be surprised at what they don’t know about
you! Use the How Well Do You Know Me questions below to get started.
For more resources visit the BC Centre for Palliative Care Website
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