Offers a community based outreach service designed to enhance protective factors and reduce risk factors for a young person with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, and build the capacity of their families to provide ongoing nurturing care for their children.<br /><br />Keyworker services provide case management support and coordination, and assistance to families in implementing the recommendations of the Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Assessment provided by the Interior Health Children's Assessment Network. Services many include parenting/family education, access to community services, education planning and support, individual or family counselling, and parent-to-parent support groups.

Offers in-home family treatment and support for children/youth and their families to reduce or overcome the negative effects and impact of a serious mental health disorder.<br /><br />Services may include interpersonal/life skills, community resources, and counselling to help increase family coping skills, parent capacity, and emotional stability.

Provides culturally appropriate community-based social support, information and referral, and non-therapeutic counselling services to assist and support children, youths, and families within the community. In addition covers a range of issues such as family violence, employment, education, and conflict resolution.

Provides in-home consultation and education to support caregivers with children who are experiencing serious emotional and or behavioural problems. Program is part of VCH Family and Community Enhancement Services.<br />

Offers a youth group for boys and girls to help with improving communication skills, developing a positive sense of identity, and increasing self-esteem.<br /><br />The community centre also offers mental health wellness, children activities, community gym, and cultural programs for members of all ages.

Provides early intervention support to Aboriginal youth with mental health concerns living in the Boothroyd, Boston Bar First Nation, Oregon Jack Creek, and Spuzzum areas.<br /><br />Mental health workers connect youth and their families to other local and provincial mental health services, and to other Aboriginal organizations. One-on-one sessions are also available to children and youth at Boston Bar Elementary-Secondary School.

Provides assessment, treatment and case planning for children and youth with emotional, behavioural, psychological and or psychiatric symptoms. Complex challenges can include depression, panic, post-traumatic stress, anxiety, bipolar or psychosis.

Provides advocacy, referral, and prevention programs for families in need of support because children are at risk of abuse or neglect. Provides supervised visits, transportation, parenting program, and home management, as well as counselling.

Provides counselling treatment to youth with both mental health and substance use concerns. Services are offered to youth for the issues they are willing to approach; may be either mental health or addictions. Program is part of VCH Family and Community Enhancement Services.

Provides assessment, counselling, and case management for youth and young adults with both mental health concerns and substance use issues. The program includes individual and group therapy, life-skills training, recreational activities and family support.

Provides supported, independent living services to youth referred by the Ministry of Children and Family Development social workers as the youth are approaching adulthood and working towards independence.<br /><br />Services include assistance in finding stable shelter, crisis support, assessments, life skills training, and one-on-one support.

Offers culturally appropriate mental health counselling to Aboriginal youth and their families who have not been able to engage with and/or access mental health services. Mental health clinicians provide services on an outreach basis in youth's own community environment. Services include initiatives to engage youth in treatment, mental health and psychiatric assessments as well as various forms of therapeutic mental health counselling and treatments.

Offers drop-in programs, recreational and social activities to support youth in the community. Programs include counselling, cultural activities and healing arts, structured group activities, and participation in community events.<br /><br />The centre provides youth with a safe, healthy and non-judgemental environment to gather for activities, life-skills training, employment training, and help with homework.

Provides mental health and psychiatric assessments and therapeutic counselling to marginalized youth with no fixed address and who are not responsive to office-based mental health services. Services are provided on an outreach basis in youth's own community environment.<br /><br />Also offers non-therapeutic support services such as information and referral, mental health education, and group counseling to youth and the families of youth with mental health needs.

Provides one-on-one support to children and youth with mental health concerns referred by the Child and Youth Mental Health team of the Ministry of Children and Family Development. Youth care workers, under direction of the clinician, develop client-specific goals focusing on life skills development, and as well offer education and support to family and caregivers.

Provides mental health assessments and treatment for children and youth with a wide range of mental health concerns such as depression, anxiety and behaviour challenges. Treatment recommendations and second opinions for complex or treatment resistant mental health disorders are also available.

Offers a variety of mental health services for all Island Health children and youth. Services include crisis intervention, assessment, treatment planning, hospital-based psychiatric services, and outpatient programs.

Provides counselling to children, youth and families who are experiencing significant mental health concerns and have been referred by their clinician at Child and Youth Mental Health.<br /> <br />Counsellors assist and support children and youth with ongoing emotional and or behaviour issues through outreach and counselling activities, as well as offering counselling and support to various family members in the client home.<br />

Offers individual, couple, child and youth, and family counselling for Aboriginal People in Skidegate and the surrounding community.

Provides one-on-one or group counselling for high risk children and youth. Services can be tailored to suit individual need of the client, such as anger management issues, or learning disabilities. Youth and Family Counsellor will consult and network with teachers to create a positive and understanding environment for the child/youth. Will also advocate on behalf of these students with teachers and other community members.

Provides free counselling services to help adults and youth with anxiety, depression, relationship issues, and work, home or school stress. Counsellors are Psychology Master's students in training; an on-site registered psychologist supervises the counsellors.

Provides individual, couple, family and group counselling to individuals experiencing substance use issues and or to those impacted by a family member's substance misuse. Referral to adult intensive recovery day treatment programs and other community services are also available.<br /><br />Services include confidential assessment, outreach services, treatment planning, case management, and education. Some locations also offer health promotion and prevention programs.

Provides residential addiction treatment to adults and youth in BC who need help with severe substance use. Treatment includes stabilization, assessment and treatment, medication therapy, peer support, life-skills development, and harm reduction education.

Provides on-site and outreach support to at-risk adults in the Vancouver Downtown Eastside area. Services are coordinated around client needs, and are provided in one place with a consistent team of care providers. <br /><br />Clinics provide primary care, mental health and substance use services, harm reduction, and specialized services such as wound care, nutrition services, palliative care, physiotherapy and occupational therapy.<br />

Provides onsite monitoring of people who are at risk of overdose, and rapid response where necessary. Sites are equipped with fentanyl test strips, and naloxone kits which reverse the effects of opioid overdoses.<br /><br />Also offers overdose prevention education, take-home Naloxone kits and training, harm reduction supplies and disposal, and referral to mental health and substance use services. Provided in partnership with community organizations.