Touchstone Family Association

Stress reduction program for youth ages 13 to 19. Offers help with stress, anxiety, anger, and/or needing emotional regulation. Program utilizes mindfulness and cognitive behavioural therapy in a group setting to teach self-regulation and coping skills. Meets weekly for 8 consecutive weeks.

Provides parent education and support with a Chinese cultural emphasis. Opportunities for social networking, parenting skills, sharing experiences, promoting friendship, community resources, and enhancing family life and relationships. Meets at 9:45 am to 11:40 am Thursdays (except July and August) ...

Provides parents and caregivers in Delta and Richmond with opportunities to share information, socialize, and learn more about parenting, problem-solving, and personal development. Services include ongoing weekly support groups for parents of children from birth to six years of age. No referral need...

Provides a range of counselling and support services for family, youth, and children. Both in-home and office counselling are available for families in crisis. Other services include teaching parenting skills and child development, supervised access, and referrals to other services. Also provides a ...

Residential program for young people ages 12 to 18 who have social and/or behavioural challenges. Uses an individualized, relationship-based approach to treatment. Assists youth to develop self-awareness, social skills, sensitivity to the needs and rights of others, and responsibility for their own ...

Free nine-week men's anger management group, with particular emphasis upon men with a history of family violence towards partners or children. Accepts self-referrals, as well as men mandated by the courts to attend; priority given to Richmond residents referred by Ministry of Children and Family Dev...

Provides a School Readiness Group to youth ages 13 to 19 who are not enrolled or have compromised enrollment within the Richmond school district. This group offers sessions on conflict resolution, emotional management and academic preparedness, and meets from 9:30 am to 2 pm, Tuesday to Thursday, du...

A non-court alternative for young offenders up to age 17 who have committed less serious offences such as mischief, vandalism, theft, and harassment; may accept young adults over age 17. Forums bring together the victim and offender, as well as supporters for both, where youth acknowledge responsibi...

Mentorship program for youth aged 12 to 19 who could benefit from a positive, supportive, non judgemental adult mentor in their lives. Mentors build relationships through in-office, outreach and community settings, providing guidance based on each youth's goals. Open referral.