211 British Columbia is operated by United Way.
United Way, which operates 211 British Columbia, says the campaign is to raise awareness about the free and confidential phone and online service, which helps people navigate the "complex network" of social, government and community services.
"At United Way BC, we are committed to building healthier, caring and inclusive communities, and 211 is a direct reflection of that commitment. 211 exists as a vital lifeline, available to all British Columbians experiencing challenges and needing support," United Way BC CEO and president Michael McKnight said in a news release.
Compared to 2020, 211 BC saw 15 per cent more contacts for housing, 22 per cent more contacts for mental health, 40 per cent more contacts for legal and public safety and 49 per cent more contact for abuse in 2022.
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