We help families across the province navigate the mental health system, connect with peer support, and access resources and tools to support well-being.
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What's New
Working with parents & caregivers, we've updated our website to support you better.
- Updated information and resources on Bipolar Disorder, Grief and Loss, and Separation and Divorce
- Guides in our resource library to help you get started on some of our most popular topics
- Updated Ask Kelty Mental Health tool for common questions about supports and services in B.C.
Supporting Mental Health in School Communities
We offer a variety of free services, support and resources for school communities. Our team can assist professionals working to support the mental health and well-being of children, youth and families in BC schools.
Guides
Common questions for some of our most popular topics.
Social & emotional development
What is social & emotional development?
How can I support my child's social & emotional growth in the early years?
How do schools promote social & emotional learning?
How does social & emotional development support my child's well-being?
My child needs support with emotion regulation, what can I do?
Recent Blog Posts
Parent Contributor
Gender Identity Series: Rewriting Our Stories
Each of my kids has a birth story. It is a story I love to tell them about my pregnancy with them centering the day they were born. I love to tell...
BC Children’s Kelty Mental Health Resource Centre
Supporting Your Child with Bipolar Disorder: Tips for Parents and Caregivers
This blog post is a sneak peek of the "Where You Are" Podcast episode featuring Dr. Roberto Sassi released in May 2025. Having a child with bipolar...
Where you Are Podcast
Through real stories, expertise, and practical tips, this podcast helps families promote their mental health and wellness, navigating important topics to meet you where you are in your journey.
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