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CLABC Crisis Line Members are dedicated to providing workshops events aross BC that build communities and make them safer from suicide. They include:

We follow the Canadian Association for Suicide Prevention's (CASP) guiding principles that suicide is preventable, suicide prevention is everyone’s responsibility, and that suicide prevention strategies should be inclusive, respectful, and informed.
Suicide is viewed as a community health problem requiring a variety of interventions across the spectrum of prevention, intervention and postvention (or as BC aboriginal communities have coined hope, help and healing).
We value and support open communication, collaboration, and sharing information.
We utilize and support best/leading practices, promote collaboration, leverage organizational strengths and resources, and decrease duplication.
Present a unified voice for suicide prevention in BC so that we can support and advocate for ourselves as a network of leading suicide prevention agencies.

We follow the Canadian Association for Suicide Prevention's (CASP) guiding principles that suicide is preventable, suicide prevention is everyone’s responsibility, and that suicide prevention strategies should be inclusive, respectful, and informed.
Suicide is viewed as a community health problem requiring a variety of interventions across the spectrum of prevention, intervention and postvention (or as BC aboriginal communities have coined hope, help and healing).
We value and support open communication, collaboration, and sharing information.
We utilize and support best/leading practices, promote collaboration, leverage organizational strengths and resources, and decrease duplication.
We present a unified voice for suicide prevention in BC so that we can support and advocate for ourselves as a network of leading suicide prevention agencies.