Options Community Services Society
- Family and Child Services
- Housing Services
- Mental Health Services
- Shelter Services
- Volunteer Services
- Youth Services
Surrey Survival Guide - Printable Version
City of Surrey Youth resources
Surrey library: Resources for Surrey's children and youth
- Atira Women's Resource Society
- Immigrant Youth Outreach Program (IYOP)
- Metis Family Services
- Options
- Options Community Services at the Carole Wahl Building
- Pathfinder Youth Centre
- PLEA Community Services
- Surrey Youth Alliance
- Tong Louie YMCA
- Youth Arts Council of Surrey (YACOS)
- Surrey's Air Cadet Squadron
- Young People's Opera Society of BC
- MY Circle
- BC Youth Parliament
South Fraser Community Services Society
Surrey Street Youth Services
Youth-specific resources are made available and SFCSS makes every effort to keep the youth safe until they can be directly connected with appropriate resources or youth shelters.
In an after-hours, emergency situation, Surrey Street Youth Services can arrange safe, overnight accommodations.Surrey Street Youth Services also works with schools and youth organizations in an effort to educate youth about the dangers and seriousness of addiction, homelessness, and predators.
Gateway Shelter: Year-Round Homeless Shelter
Housing program
Outreach Program
The Front Room: 24-Hour Resource Centre
For more information, or to volunteer, contact our Bread4Life program.
Surrey Services
BC211
www.bc211.ca/All Ages, Referrals, Outreach
Call 211 to speak with someone 24/7. They will provide information
and referrals to community, social, and government agencies offering
health and social services across Metro Vancouver, the Fraser Valley and
Squamish-Lillooet Regional Districts. You can also browse their online
directory. Formerly known as Information Services Vancouver - The Red
Book.
Lower Mainland area,
British Columbia211 TTY: 604-875-0885
Contact: help@bc211.ca
Daughters & Sisters (PLEA)
www.plea.ca/our-services/addiction#daughters and sistersFemales Only, Inpatient, Residential Treatment, Individual and Group Counselling, Anger Management, Detoxification and Withdrawal Management Services
Ages 12 to 18 years old. This is a 6 month program and includes
parent-teen mediation, teacher supervised education, and social and
recreational activities. Referrals are accepted from probation officers
in BC. Youth are placed in one of PLEA’s family homes with caregivers
trained in detox, stabilization, and support recovery while receiving
day, evening and weekend treatment at a separate facility. See brochure
on website for more details.
100 - 8431 160th StSurrey, British Columbia, V4N 0V6
604-541.1133
Contact: Meaghan Dougherty mdougherty@plea.bc.ca
Pacific Community Resources - ASTRA Program
www.pcrs.ca/Content/Program Pages/Addictions Services/ASTRA/Astra home.aspOutpatient, Individual and Group Counselling, Relapse Prevention and Education Services
Ages 13-18 years old.
10318 E Whalley Ring RdSurrey, British Columbia, V3T 4H4
604-592-6200 Fax: 604-951-4808
Contact: Tom Hetherington, Manager of Addictions Services 604-951-4821 thetherington@pcrs.ca
Fraser Regional Office
604-951-482110328 Whalley Boulevard, Surrey
(Baristas, FYI, IRAYL, Job Options, QRP
Reconnect - Guildford Youth Resource Centre
www.pcrs.ca/Outpatient, Assessments, Referrals, Individual Counselling, Relapse Prevention and Education Services, Outreach
Ages 13 to 19 years old.
205 - 14727 108th AveSurrey, British Columbia, V3R 1V9
604-587-8100 Fax: 604-951-4882
Contact: Martin Hurst mhurst@pcrs.ca
Surrey Alcohol and Drug Clinic
Outpatient, Assessments, Referrals, Dual Diagnosis, Individual, Group and Family Counselling, Pre-natal Support, Relapse Prevention and Education Services
Ages 16 to 24 years old.
204 13630 72nd AveSurrey, British Columbia, V3W 2P3
604-501-8244 Fax: 604-501-8340
Surrey Youth Resource Centre - Guilford
www.pcrs.ca/Content/Program Pages/Youth Services/Newton Youth Resource Center/Newton Youth Resource Centre.asp
Ages 13 to 24 years old. Provides a drop-in resource room and access
to wide variety of programs and services for youth, including housing,
employment, education, and mental health and addiction counselling
services.
204 - 14727 - 108th AveSurrey, British Columbia, V3R 1V9
604-587-8100 Fax: 604-951-4882
Contact: Michel Pouliot, Manager Guildford mpouliot@pcrs.ca
Surrey Youth Resource Centre - Newton
www.pcrs.ca/Content/Program Pages/Youth Services/Newton Youth Resource Center/Newton Youth Resource Centre.asp
Ages 13 to 24 years old. Provides a drop-in resource room and access
to wide variety of programs and services for youth, including housing,
employment, education, and mental health and addiction counselling
services.
114 - 13479 76th AveSurrey, British Columbia, V3W 2W3
604-592-6200 Fax: 604-598-8443
Contact: Michelle VanKeith, Manager Newton mvankeith@pcrs.ca
Waypoint (PLEA)
www.plea.ca/our-services/addiction#way pointMales Only, Inpatient, Residential Treatment, Individual and Group Counselling, Anger Management, Detoxification and Withdrawal Management Services
Ages 12 to 18 years old. This is a 4 month program and includes
counselling, parent-teen mediation, teacher supervised education, and
social and recreational activities. Referrals are accepted from
probation officers in BC. Youth are placed in one of PLEA’s family
homes with caregivers trained in detox, stabilization, and support
recovery while receiving day, evening and weekend treatment at a
separate facility. See brochure on website for more details.
Surrey, British Columbia, V4N 2C3
604.585.9195 x103 Fax: 604.585.7976
Contact: Michelle Hawco, Program Director mhawco@plea.bc.ca
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Pacific Community Resource Society
PROGRAM FEATURES
Inter-Agency Education Programs - the Inter-Agency Education Programs include the LINKS, AGE, and TREES Programs. These programs combine academic programming with recreational activities and individual, group and family counselling services. These programs are delivered in partnership with the Surrey School District.ASTRA Drug and Alcohol - The ASTRA program assists youth who have demonstrated problems with alcohol and/or drug use. The goal of the program is to move targeted youth towards reducing or abstaining from all problematic substance use.
Community Counselling Clinic - Provides Surrey residents easy access to free counselling services.
FYI - This program assists families to have strong and comprehensive care teams engaged in meeting the needs identified by the family. It provides consultation to community services to enhance knowledge of the effects of FASD. Please contact the program's social worker to arrange consultation appointments.
Immediate Response Program - Provides brief intervention counselling for youth and their families to improve family functioning. The overall objective is to enable families to live together successfully.
Independent Living Skills/Next Steps - This service is delivered by OPTIONS and it assists youth working toward independence, on underage income assistance, and youth experiencing difficulty in their family setting.
Prevention - The goal of the prevention program is to reduce the likelihood that youth will start using substances and slow the rate at which alcohol and other drug problems develop among youth within the community.
Reconnect - Reconnect is an outreach service that provides information, referrals and support to youth who want to connect to services, community and/or family.
Resource Room - Provide a walk-in, youth friendly environment to allow youth to access a range of referral and information services. This is also an opportunity to check out the other services available at the centre and self identify services that would be helpful.
SEY (Stop Exploiting Youth) - The SEY Program supports youth to exit a situation or lifestyle in which they are being sexually exploited.
Surrey Youth Housing Program - Offer one to one support to youth to secure and maintain housing. The program also works with local landlords to secure safe, affordable housing specifically for youth.
Youth Justice Services - These programs are offered to youth who are involved in the justice system providing support and supervision of court orders.
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Sources Community Resources Centres
Youth Services Programmes
Youth Justice Program
FASD Support Services
Mental Health Child, Family, and Youth Services
Winter House
Family Connections Centre
