An alternate education program for vulnerable youth ages 15 to 19 (Grades 10 to 12) who are at risk of dropping out of school or who have already dropped out. Integrates academics with therapy, outdoor adventure-based learning, and community involvement. Progr...

Offers emotional support, information, and tools for individual newcomer adults and youth who experience multiple barriers to settlement. Provides an outlet for individuals to openly share their concerns in a non-judgmental, non-shaming, and non-blaming enviro...

Provides mobile alcohol and drug programs for youth age 25 and under. A biopsychosocial treatment plan utilizes a harm reduction approach and includes services such as individual, family, or group counselling; workshops; substance use education; relapse preven...

Provides a range of community support services, including individualized case management, conversational English classes, and employment support services. The Youth Development Program provides mentorship by pairing children and youth with supportive adult rol...

Supports the well-being of Aboriginal children, youth, and families, especially those who are vulnerable, through child protection and child and youth mental health services. Also offers family support services, guardianship services, adoption, and services fo...

Provides free one-on-one and family counselling for children, youth, and parents struggling with issues that are causing pain. Responds to mental health concerns using a holistic and culturally-sensitive approach. Serves Dawson Creek and Chetwynd areas. Office...

Prevention and intervention program offering free one-on-one and group support to children and youth up to age 19 and their families. Goal is to prevent, delay, or reduce the duration of mental illness using a holistic approach that incorporates cultural and t...

Supports the well-being of Aboriginal children, youth, and families, especially those who are vulnerable, through child and youth mental health services. Other services coordinated through central provincial offices include intake and screening; helplines and ...

Provides support services for Aboriginal children and youth suffering from social, emotional, and/or behavioural disorders, and their families. Services include assessment, diagnosis, treatment plans, referrals, crisis intervention, and consultation/liaison wi...

Supports Indigenous children and youth up to age 18 and their families to improve their mental health and well being. Healing is culturally relevant and incorporates both cultural and mainstream approaches. Also creates awareness of colonization and the interg...

Promotes wellness, balance, and healing among children, youth, and their families. Clinical services are guided by Cultural and Spiritual Advisors and are delivered by clinical counsellors, support workers, and a psychiatrist when needed. Services include asse...

Provides services to Aboriginal youth including child protection, family support, and probation. Provides mental health services to Aboriginal children and youth, including outreach and clinical support. Also facilitates family case planning conferences, famil...

Provides a range of mental health and substance use services for Vancouver residents age 17 and over for non-urgent, urgent, and non-emergent intervention: goal is to provide optimal pathways for people to access the appropriate resources in a timely and clien...

Provides individualized mental health services and educational programming for youth ages 13 to 18 who are experiencing severe psychiatric difficulties (such as schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders, major affective disorders, anxiety disorders, or other...

Provides individualized mental health services and educational programming for youth ages 13 to 18 who are experiencing severe psychiatric difficulties (such as schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders, major affective disorders, anxiety disorders, or other...

Serves youth ages 12 to 25 who are directly or indirectly affected by addiction. Services include individual counselling, referrals to treatment, outreach to street youth, educational presentations, and counselling for significant others. Youth can self-refer....

Serves youth ages 12 to 25 who are directly or indirectly affected by addiction. Services include individual counselling, referrals to treatment, outreach to street youth, educational presentations, and counselling for significant others. Youth can self-refer....

Community-based early childhood mental health team for families with infants and children under five years of age when there are significant concerns around the child's emotional, social and/or behavioural development. Parent and caregiver involvement is essen...

Provides day treatment and educational services for children ages six to 12 who are living with complex developmental, behavioural, trauma, and attachment issues, and who are unable to manage in the regular educational system. Treatment aims to help children m...

Drop-in center that offers youth ages 13 to 19 a safe space to hang out. Also provides a connecting point for street-entrenched youth who wish to access supports. Services include snacks, lunch served at 12 noon, dinner served at 4 pm, shower and laundry facil...

Works with families to evaluate and plan treatment for Vancouver Island children and youth who are experiencing serious and complex psychiatric challenges; goal is to increase a child or youth's mental health and functioning at home, at school, and within the ...

Provides information and skill building to help children and youth cope with anxiety. Continuum of services include early intervention and therapeutic management. Program is delivered in a group setting to promote socialization, problem solving, and peer suppo...

Offers recreation, sports, arts, life skills, and personal growth programs for children and youth of all ages, and their families. The Youth Outreach Program offers programs and services to youth ages 13 to 19, including recreation, sports, arts, personal grow...

Uses art to provide mental health and psychosocial rehabilitation/recovery to Vancouver residents ages 16 and older who have a current mental health diagnosis. Program mandate is to create an art community to help people with mental health issues explore and d...

Offers individual and group art therapy sessions for students. The program is free and runs from 9 am to 3:30 pm Tuesdays. Students must be referred through W.E. Graham Community School staff or parents, or through WE Graham Community Service Society. A drop-i...