Collaborative Youth & Family Services provides flexible, intensive, short-term support, and counselling.

Goals:
Improve stability in the home by strengthening the parent-teen relationship, and by increasing involvement in school, employment and other healthy social activities.

Eligibility

• Families with youth 12-15
• At risk of disconnection from their families and communities

FBT provides intensive outreach counselling and psychoeducational services.

Goals:
Improve emotional stability, build parenting capacity and increase natural and community support systems.

Eligibility

• Families with children and youth 7-18
• Having trouble with their child or youth’s mental health

SHSS provides behaviour-based, skill-building programming and day-to-day care in a staffed, home-based setting.

Goals:
Decrease challenging behaviours supporting a successful transition to a family setting, or semi-independent living program.

Eligibility

• Children and Youth 9-18
• With complex needs
• In care of the Ministry of Children and Family Development (MCFD)

Secondary School Based Mental Health provides assessment, counselling, and education.

Goals:
Improve, emotional social and academic functioning.

Eligibility

• Secondary school students
• Having difficulty with their mental health and/or
• Have a mood, anxiety or thought disorder diagnosis

Boundaries provides intensive individualized live-in support and short-term transitional or bail support.

Goals:
Reduce or eliminate future involvement in the criminal justice system.

Eligibility

• Youth 12-18
• Actively involved with Youth Probation in British Columbia (BC)

Boundaries Outreach provides individualized counselling, case management services and probation order monitoring, in collaboration with the Youth Probation team.

Goals:
Reduce or eliminate future involvement in the criminal justice system and to increase functioning in school, employment, family and healthy social activities.

Eligibility

• Youth 12-18
• Actively involved with Youth Probation in British Columbia (BC)

Increase healthy social functioning and to reduce or eliminate future involvement in the criminal justice system.

Goals:
Increase healthy social functioning and to reduce or eliminate future involvement in the criminal justice system.

Eligibility

• Youth 12-18
• On a youth order

ISSP provides an intensified level of community supervision and support through flexible, individualized counselling, case management services and probation order monitoring in collaboration with the Youth Probation Team

Goals:
Increase healthy social functioning and to reduce or eliminate future involvement in the criminal justice system.

Eligibility

• Youth 12-18
• On a youth order

Youth Services provides case management and service coordination.

Goals:
Reduce a broad range of barriers impacting independence and to support a transition to adulthood.

Eligibility

• Youth 16-18
• Unhoused and
• Disconnected from their families and other community supports and
• On a Ministry of Children and Family Development (MCFD) Youth Agreement

Changes School-Based provides brief individual counseling, assessment, and case management services.

Goals:
Reduce or eliminate problematic substance use.

Eligibility

• Youth 12-18
• Experiencing moderate-to-high-risk problematic substance misuse and
• Registered in a public middle or secondary school in School District #23 

Changes School-Based Prevention provides individual brief & group counselling and school/community substance education.

Goals:
Enhance protective factors while reducing risk factors that contribute to substance misuse and absenteeism from school. The program also supports school staff to use a prevention and education approach to substance use issues.

Eligibility

• Youth
• Identified as low to medium risk for substance use and
• Registered in a middle school in School District #23  

• Youth 12-18
• On a youth probation order and
• Having trouble with their substance use

The Concurrent program provides flexible, individualized counselling services.

Goals:
Reduce or eliminate future involvement in the criminal justice system and to increase functioning in school, employment, family and healthy social activities.

Eligibility

• Youth 12-18
• With substance use, mental health, and related concerns
• Attending alternative schools in School District 23

PSI provides individualized outreach support services for adults.

Goals:
Increase quality of life in the areas of shared living, community inclusion, employment skills and life skills development.

Eligibility

• Adults with significant limitations in adaptive functioning AND
• A fetal alcohol spectrum disorder diagnosis and/or
• An autism spectrum disorder diagnosis
• OR Intellectual Disability Diagnosis

PSI provides individualized outreach support services for adults.

Goals:

L.I.F.E. provides individualized support for learning, inclusion, friendships and employment.

Eligibility

• Adults with significant limitations in adaptive functioning who want to work and
• a Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) diagnosis and/or an autism spectrum disorder diagnosis
• OR an Intellectual Disability diagnosis 

The Disability Services Behaviour Support Program provides individualized behaviour support services for Early Years, Middle Years and Youth.

Goals:
Enhance the ability of children and youth with support needs to function as successfully as possible within their families, schools, and communities.

Eligibility

• Must be active MCFD Disability Services client