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- 293 East 11th Avenue, Vancouver, BC V5T 2C4
Pictured a coast client on an outdoor excursion, program made possible through your support
Your generosity makes it possible for Coast Mental Health to do more for people living with mental illness.
While government funding supports many of Coast’s essential services, your support through Coast Mental Health Foundation helps make so much more possible. It allows us to offer programs, opportunities, and practical supports that can make a meaningful difference in someone’s recovery and quality of life.
Because of your generosity, innovative programs like Peer Support Training and Brain Training have reached thousands of people in our community. Your support also helps provide essentials such as meals and hygiene supplies, while creating opportunities for employment, education, connection, and personal growth.
Every gift helps create more opportunities for people to find a meaningful place to live, a place to connect, and a place to work. Thank you for making this possible.
Dayley is a young adult living with psychosis, PTSD, and OCD. She has been coming to Coast’s young adult space for over five years and has participated in many programs, from culinary training to brain training.
“I was in the psych ward before Coast, and it’s helped me stay out of there for quite some time. Coast has changed my life for the better,” she says.
You can make a difference by making a donation today.
When young adults turn 19, they can lose access to traditional care programs at a time when they may still need significant support. Thanks to your kindness, Coast can meet each young person where they are and provide the individualized support they need to build confidence, connection, and a path forward.
You can make a difference by making a donation today.
In Maple Ridge, outreach workers help young adults in the community connect to housing and health support.
Pacific Coast Apartments is home to 20 young adults with severe mental illness or substance use disorders. They receive support from a dedicated social worker to help in their recovery.
In Mt. Pleasant, we have a special space for young adults offering music therapy, brain training, outings, job opportunities, meals, and more.
Young adults can join a 10-week culinary training program, or train as a Peer Support Worker.
