This is a list of additional community resources in BC, available for immigrants, migrants, and refugees.
HealthLinkBC is a free, government-funded service that provides residents of British Columbia with reliable, non-emergency health information and advice. Through its website and the 8-1-1 phone line, individuals can access medically approved resources, find local health services, and speak with healthcare professionals such as registered nurses, dietitians, pharmacists, and exercise specialists. The service is available 24/7, offers support in over 130 languages, and helps users understand symptoms, make informed health decisions, and determine when to seek further medical care.
The Surrey Local Immigration Partnership provides immigrants, migrants, and refugees with additional information on the healthcare system in Canada, including links to dental and mental health care resources and locations. Click here to access the Immigrant Healthcare Quick Guide created by the Surrey Local Immigration Partnership:
Fraser Health provides a range of free health services to support individuals in accessing care, advice, and resources in their community. Through services like phone and virtual care, individuals can speak with healthcare professionals such as nurses, dietitians, and pharmacists to receive medical advice, support with medications, and guidance on nutrition and overall health. These services are available through phone or video and can also help connect patients to appropriate programs, review medical history, and provide referrals when needed. Interpreter services are also available, making care more accessible for individuals who speak different languages.