Latest Community Service Updates

GLA:D Learning Network - Managing Hip and Knee Osteoarthritis Education Sessions [GLA:D Canada] (Province-wide)
Pediatric Mental Health Assessments and Therapy [Dr. Sharon Arnold & Associates] (Coquitlam, Vancouver)
Medical Transportation Supplement [Government of British Columbia] (Province-wide)

Community Services News & Events

Sexual Assault Awareness Month: Finding Support and Resources with Pathways BC

April marks Sexual Assault Awareness Month, dedicated to raising awareness about sexual violence and preventing its occurrence. In our directory, you'll find programs and services to assist survivors on their path to healing and recovery. From crisis hotlines and counselling services to support groups and legal advocacy.

Click here to explore the options available in our directory.

Alcohol Awareness Month: Finding Support and Resources with Pathways BC

April marks Alcohol Awareness Month, a time to prioritize understanding the impacts of alcohol on our well-being. Excessive drinking can lead to serious health issues and accidents. Our directory provides a range of support services to promote understanding and encourage healthy behaviours.


Click here to find options for connecting to care.

New! Opioid Treatment Access Line

Opioid Treatment Access Line is a dedicated service designed to support individuals seeking immediate access to opioid agonist treatment (OAT). This resource connects people to same-day treatment options, including methadone, Suboxone, and other forms of medication-assisted therapy.

The Opioid Treatment Access Line is staffed by experienced professionals who provide guidance, referrals, and support to individuals navigating opioid use treatment options. Whether you are looking for help for yourself, a loved one, or a client, this service ensures rapid access to the care and treatment needed.

For more details, click here or call the Opioid Treatment Access Line at [1-833-804-8111] to speak with a support specialist.


The Richmond Division of Family Practice (RDFP) supports Richmond Family Physicians with health system improvement to enable better patient care: in their profession, in their practice, and with health system evolution.
Visit the RDFP website's patient section for information on Get Care in Richmond


 Richmond Primary Care Network (PCN)
Richmond PCN is proud to offer patients access to the following clinical services:
  1. Clinical Counsellor
  2. Clinical Pharmacist
  3. Chronic Disease Management Nurse
  4. Dietician
  5. Frail Seniors Team
  6. Occupational Therapist
  7. Physiotherapist
  8. Social Worker

Richmond PCN is proud to offer patients access to the following non-clinical services:
Social Prescribing Program - Richmond via the Richmond Primary Care Network (PCN)Community Link Worker

Richmond residents who need a Family Physician (FP) or Nurse Practitioner (NP) should visit the Richmond Health Connect Registry to register for the Richmond patient attachment waitlist. You can also register family members or people in your care. To register, you will need to provide the Personal Health Number (PHN), B.C. home address, and contact information for each person being registered. The current approximate wait time will be displayed when you register. You can also update Health Connect Registry contact details by dialing 8-1-1 (7-1-1 for those deaf or hard of hearing). A HealthLink BC health service navigator will ask for the Personal Health Number(s) for each account being updated.
For more information, please visit the Health Connect Registry Pathways page

Call 8-1-1 it's a free-of-charge provincial health information and advice phone line available in British Columbia. The phone line is operated by HealthLink BC, which is part of the Ministry of Health. You can speak to a health service navigator, who can help you find health information and services; or connect you directly with a registered nurse, a registered dietitian, a qualified exercise professional, or a pharmacist.
For more information, please visit the 8-1-1 Pathways page

How to use the Pathways website


How to use the search directory:
Are you looking for community services and programs on our website? We have created a short informational video to help you find resources quickly.

Pathways does not provide medical advice. If you have an emergency please call 9-1-1. If you require assistance navigating services please call 8-1-1.

For general inquiries or for assistance, please email us:

community-services@pathwaysbc.ca

If you are requesting clinical access to medical Pathways, please provide the following information via the email above:

  1. First Name
  2. Last Name
  3. Email
  4. In which city/town do you work?
  5. What is your role? E.g. Family Physician, Office Staff, Medical Resident
  6. Employer Name (for office staff)
  7. Office Phone

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