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Are you or someone you care for requiring support to detox?

Our Home-Based Addictions Support and Detox program may be able to help.

For parents and childcare providers of children (newborn to 12) living in Surrey, White Rock and Delta who are looking for childcare information, services and support. Contact 604.572.8032.

For more information, visit the Child Care Options Resource & Referral site.

For expectant or parenting youth, please email Nichole at nichole.osborne@options.bc.ca. 

Housing Support Program is currently wait-listed. 

The Multi-Cultural Early Years Services Family Navigators (MEYS) offer one-to-one support to enhance the well-being of newcomer refugee and Indigenous families with children ages birth to six years old. The support is language specific (Punjabi, Tagalog, Spanish & Arabic), other languages may be available upon request.
The Domestic Violence Intervention Program (DVIP) delivers specialized therapeutic intervention services to perpetrators of domestic violence that promotes the safety of their children and partners. The team comprised of trained counsellors to work with individuals in creating safer family dynamic and home.
For Refugee claimants and Asylum Seekers, Temporary foreign workers, Post-secondary international students, Provincial nominees awaiting PR, Naturalized Citizens who are actively looking for employment, Temporary residents arriving under the CUAET program looking to pursue pathways to citizenship; increase their ability to enter and thrive in BC's Labour market and establish connections to the workplace and community.
For families with children (ages 18 and under) living in Surrey, Delta, White Rock, and Langley who are looking for free, short-term counselling and support in Arabic, Punjabi, Mandarin, and/or Tagalog.

Children and youth in Newton with gang connections or a family history of gang involvement. 

South Asian families who feel their children or youth may be at risk of gang involvement, are exhibiting negative behaviours and live primarily in the Newton area. 

For adults (19+ years old) with developmental disabilities or autism who are looking for community inclusion and skill development. We are a qualified vendor for CLBC.

For children (ages 6-12) living in Surrey who are looking for recreational and leadership opportunities. Self-referral.
Referrals are also accepted from a variety of sources, including - but not limited to, community or health professionals and other agencies.

For youth (ages 12-18) living in Surrey who are in conflict with the law to learn strategies on how to choose a lifestyle alternative to crime.

A referral is required. Please request one from your Probation Officer.

For youth (ages 16-19) living in Surrey who are looking to develop life skills and become more independent.

A referral is required. Please request one from the Ministry of Children and Family Development.

For government or privately-sponsored refugee families with children (ages 6 and under) wanting to learn about parenting in a Canadian context. Contact 778.868.1802.
For children (ages 3-18) living in Surrey who have experienced sexual abuse or where sexual abuse is suspected. Contact 604.584.5811 ext. 11301.

For children and youth (ages 3-18) living in Surrey, White Rock and Langley who have made a suicide attempt or may be at risk of doing so. Contact 604.584.5811.

You cannot call directly, but you may leave a message with a SPEAC Intake worker by calling  604.584.5811 ext. 11366

For families with children (ages 18 and under) living in Surrey who are looking for free, short-term counselling and support.
A referral is required. Please call the MCFD centralized intake number, 604.660.4927.

For parents, grandparents or caregivers of children (birth to 6 years old) who want to connect with other families and learn from Early Childhood Educators.

Including but not limited to other community or health professionals, other agencies.

For parents with children under 6 years old who are interested in improving their parenting techniques. Contact 604.572.8032.

Self referrals are welcome. Referrals are also accepted from various sources, including - but not limited to, other community or health professionals...

Healthiest Babies Possible is a program for pregnant and new parents who are experiencing health or lifestyle challenges. Clients must be a resident of Surrey, Delta or White Rock and may participate until the baby is 6 months old. There is no charge for this free, confidential service.

Any individual, organization or company in Canada or the US. Locally we serve Surrey, White Rock, Langley, Vancouver, New Westminster, but you don't need to be local. We can help you if you live anywhere in Canada or the US. Send us an email or give...

For refugees and immigrants, who are living in Surrey or Delta, have multiple needs (i.e., health, housing, financial, etc.) and significant integration barriers (i.e., language, education, life skills, etc.).
For permanent residents, refugees, protected persons and live-in-caregivers who require support to settle and adjust to their new life in Canada. Contact 604.572.4060.

For children and youth (ages 5-18), living in Surrey or Langley, with developmental and/or physical disabilities and/or autism who need one-on-one support in a community setting.

A referral is required. Please get a referral through your Child and Youth Support Needs (CYSN) social worker.

For children and youth (ages 5-18) with developmental and/or physical disabilities and/or autisim who need group recreational activities to improve social skills and develop friendships with peers.

A referral is required. Please request one from the Ministry of Children and Family Development.

For families with children (ages 13 and under) who are struggling with parenting and want individual, in-home support to get back on track.

A referral is required. Please call the MCFD 24 hours a day centralized intake number, 1.800.663.9122.

For families in Surrey with children who are looking to improve the quality of their life.

A referral is required. Please call the MCFD 24 hours a day centralized intake number, 1.800.663.9122.

For women who have experienced, or are at risk of abuse, threats, or violence in an intimate relationship, or women who have experienced historical sexual abuse and sexual assault, looking for one-on-one support and guidance. Contact 604.572.5883.

Anyone can refer but screening is required prior to admission.

Prevention, Education, Advocacy, Counselling and Empowerment (PEACE) provides education and supportive counselling for children and youth that have been exposed to and/or witnessed domestic violence/abuse.

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