| Alcohol and Drug Tryline | 1-800-663-1441 | Provides information and referral services for people across B.C. needing help with any kind of substance abuse. |
| BC Council of Human Rights | 1-800-663-0876 | Enforces the Human Rights Act. Complaints alleging discrimination contrary to the Act can be made in person, on a complaint form or by personal letter. |
| Criminal Injury Compensation | 1-800-661-2112 | Anyone who is a victim of crime in B.C. may apply for and receive compensation, bring action against a person or both. Application forms are available from any Workers Compensation Board Office. |
| Dial-A-Law | 1-800-565-5297 | Library of pre-recorded messages prepared by lawyers to provide practical information on specific topics of law and the justice system. |
| K F Foundation | 1-800-888-6290 | Offers a 24-hour emergency identification service for seniors. Provides bracelets for seniors and Alzheimer patients. Has a computerized retrieval system. Service is free of charge. |
| Ombudsman of B.C. | 1-800-667-1303 | Investigates complaints concerning administrative decisions and acts of officials of the Provincial government, including any Provincial Boards, Commissions or Agencies. |
| Reference Canada | 1-800-667-3355 | Provides information and referral on Federal Government programs and services |
| Victims Information Line | 1-800-842-8467 |
Provides information, advice and assistance to victims of crime
in British Columbia. Refers callers to relevant victim services
in their community, and if no local service is available there,
other suggestions and printed material is offered. Service is
available to all BC residents from 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Mondays to Fridays. Service provided by Information Services Vancouver on behalf of the Ministry of Attorney General of BC. |