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Watari Counselling & Support has been facilitating positive change in Vancouver's community since 1986. They offer a range of programs focused on community building, food security, youth support, and wellness, aiming to foster connection among residents in need. With initiatives like the DTES Regional Community Food Hub, the organization enhances food security by providing essential meals and groceries to vulnerable populations. Their Youth Programs empower young individuals through education, housing support, and personalized counseling, all aimed at helping them achieve stability and independence. Generated from the website

Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) serves over 1.25 million residents of British Columbia, delivering exceptional care through its network of over 120 facilities, including hospitals and urgent care centres. Committed to collaborative health solutions, VCH emphasizes the importance of community engagement, volunteer support, and a values-driven approach to patient care. Focused on diverse health needs, VCH offers a wide range of services, including mental health support, community care, and public health initiatives, with special attention to First Nations, Métis, and Inuit populations. Their mission is underpinned by partnerships with various health authorities and organizations, striving to enhance health outcomes and well-being across the region. Generated from the website

J. Matsui De Roo, MA RCC, is a Registered Clinical Counsellor based in Vancouver, BC, specializing in anti-oppression counselling for both adults and youth. In addition to counselling services, Matsui offers clinical supervision and consulting for mental health and community workers, focusing on gender affirming care. With expertise in trauma resilience, queer and trans positive counselling, and various mental health concerns, the practice also provides customized workshops and training in gender affirming procedures. Matsui is committed to supporting clients from diverse backgrounds, including LGBTQ+ individuals, neurodiverse people, and those from racialized communities. Generated from the website