Gaining Independence
This Week's Events
For expectant or parenting youth, please email Nichole at nichole.osborne@options.bc.ca.
Housing Support Program is currently wait-listed.
For adults (19+ years old) living in Delta with a mental illness and want a safe, supportive environment to socialize, participate in recreational activities, learn employment skills, and increase community involvement.
Please refer to local Clubhouse for more information.
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. Contact 604.596.4321 ext. 1105 or 1107.
To access the program you can get a referral from Community Living BC
For youth (ages 16-24) who are interested in producing television features that will assist their peers to make positive life choices, highlight youth in the community, and guide adults in understanding youth culture and issues. Contact 604.592.6226...
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 adults (19+ years old) residing in Surrey who are living with a mental illness and want to move from a community residential program to independent living.
A referral is required. Please request one from Surrey Mental Health.
For adults (19+ years old) residing in Surrey, who are living with mental illness and need long-term housing.
A referral is required. Please request one from Surrey Mental Health.
For youth (ages 17-21) who want to improve their life skills and need rental assistance.
A referral is required. Please request one from Child and Youth Mental Health.
For immigrants, refugees, protected persons, temporary residents (refugee claimants, TFWs and international students), naturalized citizens and their children, living in Surrey and Delta searching for tools and the knowledge necessary to establish...
Including but not limited to other community or health professionals, other agencies.
For children and youth (ages 18 and under), 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 18 and under) 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.
