Health & Well-being

Physical and mental health services, navigation guides, and wellness supports.

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School Health program – Fraser Health

Our public health nurses also provide referrals for services and assessments such as speech, hearing, nutrition and mental health. Through the Healthy Schools Program, public health nurses also partner with school districts and schools to promote physical, emotional and social well-being using a comprehensive school health approach. You can contact your public health team at your local public health unit.

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Health Resources For You – Fraser Health

Great for people new to British Columbia. A list of health services for government supports, mental health support, medical insurance support, referral services and other community services. Includes services like Health link BC 811, Fraser Health Virtual Care, 310- Mental Health Support, Kid's Help Phone, Medical Insurance Helpline, Alcohol and Drug Information Referral Service, BC 211, Urgent Primary Care Centres and Walk in Clinics.

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Food Security in Delta

If you live in Delta and are experiencing food shortages, we have several ways to help you. These include an emergency food cupboard, our community garden, a bread gleaning program, Christmas hampers with our partners North Delta Rotary Club. This page also includes a list of food banks in the area.

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Counselling (Support Groups) – Deltassist

We offer a variety of groups and workshops for residents of Delta. If you are interested in a program, please call 604-594-3455, ask for the extension which is listed for that program, and leave a message that includes your phone number. A counsellor from that program will call you back.

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Counselling for Seniors – Deltassist

If you are 55+, you can use our free counselling service for seniors.

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Speaking with Care: Culturally Safe Language in Medicine

This webinar invites physicians in British Columbia to reflect on how cultural safety and anti-Indigenous racism intersect with everyday clinical practice. With a focus on practical application, the session explores how language, assumptions, and power dynamics can shape patient experiences—and how clinicians can take meaningful steps toward more respectful, patient-centered care for Indigenous patients and communities.

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