Current Campaigns and Initiatives
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Mental Health Awareness MonthThis Mental Health Awareness Month, BCNU is sharing important member feedback about the psychosocial hazards affecting nurses' psychological health and safety at work. Explore the findings and learn how to start a conversation about creating safer workplaces. LEARN MORE. |
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Shine a Light. Report ItBCNU’s new member campaign is focused on empowering nurses and health-care workers to speak up and report workplace health and safety incidents. By shining a light on both physical and psychological harm, members can play a vital role in creating safer workplaces for everyone. LEARN MORE. |
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The One Who Made ItBCNU's new public education awareness campaign highlights the need for minimum nurse-to-patient ratios and the life-saving care nurses provide. LEARN MORE. |
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BCNU Health Care ChampionThe annual BCNU Health Care Champion award recognizes a local government taking significant actions to support nurses and strengthen health care in their community. LEARN MORE. |
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Violence. Still Not Part of the Job.Violence in health care is not new, and it’s putting both health-care workers and patients at risk. LEARN MORE. |
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Seniors Deserve BetterNurses’ unions across the country are calling for coordinated action on seniors’ care. Join us by sending a strong message calling for more investments to fix the crisis in long-term care. LEARN MORE. |
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Help BC NursesNurses in BC need help. BCNU has launched a campaign to bring awareness to the nursing shortage, and urge the public and the government to support nurses in BC. LEARN MORE. |
BCNU Support
Members can submit requests for support from our membership department and occupational health and safety department – prevention team on this BCNU Support page.