Volunteers on the hotline often receive calls that contain negative emotions, such as those who are unemployed, divorced, and have experienced various life changes. Because our professional ethics is confidentiality, we can’t tell relatives and friends next to us after listening. Over time, some unforgettable heaviness may accumulate in our hearts. In this regard, the hotline has prepared this lecture on how to cherish yourself especially for volunteers. The lecture will be hosted by Cheng Yan, one of the organizers of the hotline’s initial stage, and will be given by Jing Xin, a graduate of Psychology. Jing Xin is also the head of Psykick Inc.

Financial pressure can have a negative impact on people’s mental health. Especially during the new crown, the unemployment rate rose sharply, and various businesses were also affected. Many people felt unprecedented financial pressure. If you have a clearer understanding of the Canadian welfare system and master some basic financial management knowledge, it may help you solve some financial troubles and make you healthier.

ECSSEN Career School supports a local grassroots group in response to COVID-19, providing essential assistance in self-isolation, transportation, grocery shopping, housing locating, and so on.