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{{REVIEWED LSLAP | date= August | {{REVIEWED LSLAP | date= August 11, 2023}} | ||
{{LSLAP Manual TOC|expanded = mentalhealth}} | {{LSLAP Manual TOC|expanded = mentalhealth}} | ||
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==== Vancouver Access & Assessment Centre (AAC) ==== | ==== Vancouver Access & Assessment Centre (AAC) ==== | ||
* | * Located at Vancouver General Hospital, the AAC offers short term treatment on-site, by telephone, and by mobile response. Clinical staff, including registered nurses, social workers, and psychiatrists, provide 24/7 support, stabilization, and crisis management to clients. | ||
Located at Vancouver General Hospital, the AAC offers short term treatment on-site, by telephone, and by mobile response. Clinical staff, including registered nurses, social workers, and psychiatrists, provide 24/7 support, stabilization, and crisis management to clients. | |||
* To be eligible for this service, clients need to be: 17 years of age and older and residents of Vancouver. | * To be eligible for this service, clients need to be: 17 years of age and older and residents of Vancouver. | ||
{{ResourcesLSLAP_phoneonline | {{ResourcesLSLAP_phoneonline | ||
