This website does not allow you to talk directly with a counsellor.
If you are in crisis, call Tele-Care 811 to be connected contact the nearest community mental health centre.
In case of emergency, call 911, 988 (Mental Health Crisis Line) or go to Urgent Care at the nearest hospital.
The Link Program is here to help you find support services, so you can tackle your problems before they get bigger.
Through this program, you can talk to our Link Connectors, who are adults you trust about what’s bothering you, and get connected to helpful services in your community. We're here to support you every step of the way!
For 25 years, the Link Program has been offering mental health resources for youth in grades 6 through 12.
The program was established in Grand Falls in 1999 after three students took their own lives. It offers support through a designated person, referred to as a link companion, who helps young people who are facing significant challenges and looking to connect with service providers. The link companion helps find the appropriate resource in the young person’s region.
The Link program operates based on the principle that engaging with young people and fostering connections is essential for their social and emotional well-being, as well as their mental health.
Find resources in your region.
Figure out what your issue is and how to find the best resources to meet your needs.
Link Program updates, news and upcoming events.
Find important information about the Link Program and get in touch with the regional committee.
Training, videos and presentations to help support and promote the program.
Learn more about how the program works and how to connect with a Link Companion.