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youth programs in South Surrey and White Rock
We offer a variety of free, confidential programs and support services for youth and families in the South Surrey/White Rock area. By collaborating with youth and their families to assess their unique needs, identify strengths and barriers and provide direct one-to-one support for youth, we can help them reach their goals by addressing their challenges.
We offer a youth drop-in space, one-to-one and group support and engage in outreach further connecting youth and families to their local communities. We believe creating a sense of belonging amongst youth and their families fosters healthy and resilient communities.
1-1 Youth Workers
Our experienced youth workers are available to provide 1-1 support, information and resources for youth in South Surrey and White Rock (south of 48th Avenue and west of 196th Street).
Youth workers support youth (ages 11-18*) with their unique goals and needs, identify their strengths and interests, and help connect to community resources.
Youth can receive support in a number of areas including life skills, social skills, mental health and well-being, conflict resolution, problem-solving and communication, harm reduction and substance use, employment, education and volunteering, and much more.
Youth in care or on a youth agreement can also be provided with assistance to support their goals and skill building.
Self-referrals are welcome. Referrals can also be made by parents & caregivers, school staff, social workers, counsellours, physicians, other service providers and community members. Services are free, voluntary and confidential.
This program is funded by the Ministry for Children and Family Development (MCFD).
For more info & to make a referral, please contact referrals@alexhouse.net or call 604-538-5060
1-1 Family Support
We work with parents/caregivers of children ages 0-13 in South Surrey and White Rock (south of 48th Avenue & west of 196 Street) to help them reach their family’s individual and collective goals.
Family Support workers provide parent education and information to increase understanding of child & adolescent development, promote effective communication, address challenging behaviours and increase cooperation and confidence.
Workers can also help connect to community resources and supports.
Hours of service are flexible and include evenings. Services are free, voluntary and confidential.
This program is funded by the Ministry for Children & FamilY Development (MCFD).
For more info & to make a referral, please contact reconnect@alexhouse.net or call 604-538-5060 ext.23
Outreach
Our Youth Outreach team connects with youth in the community and offers a variety of free services, support, connections, and referrals to ensure that youth get the support they need.
Outreach workers may provide helpful resources for housing, employment, education and mental health, supplies such as basic necessities, harm reduction and art/school, support with applying for financial assistance, life skills, emotional support and direct connections to additional resources in the community.
We also attend community events and attend schools, by invitation, to share information about our programs and services.
Connect with our team to learn more about outreach.
Youth Service Navigator
The Youth Services Navigator provides dignified, person-centered support to youth ages 17-24 and their families in South Surrey & White Rock.
The Youth Services Navigator assists youth with mental health, finding and connecting into resources and building a wellness plan. With a goal to minimize gaps and increase access, the Youth Service Navigator offers support and practical strategies, and builds direct connections into community resources, services and opportunities.
To learn more and to contact the Youth Service Navigator, please contact adellamalva@alexhouse.net or call/text 236-333-7757
Funding for this program is provided by Peace Arch Hospital Foundation.
