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Wellbeing Appointment

The Wellbeing Department offers confidential and non-judgemental one-on-one appointments for:

  1. Students who require crisis support:
    1. Deescalating mental health crisis among students.
    2. Supporting students in crisis by directing them to relevant professional support.
    3. Creating a safety plan for students.
  2. Students needing wellbeing support including those facing financial hardships, food insecurity, housing insecurity, mental health struggles, or concerns in any other area of well-being.
  3. Students who experience Harassment and/or Discrimination on-campus or off-campus.
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Food Support Hub

Students in need of food support can access the Food Support Hub, an all-encompassing service that includes immediate food resources such as the BCITSA Food Pantry, Community Fridge, Emergency Food Support, and Nutrition Coaching, as well as information and referral to related services through the Community Food Network.

GENERAL INQUIRIES
wellness@bcitsa.ca

Tina Ling
Wellbeing Specialist

tling@bcitsa.ca

Naru Ota
Wellbeing Manager
604.432.8549
nota@bcitsa.ca

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