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The Baby’s Best Chance Pregnancy Outreach Program is a province-wide program that provides services for pregnant women and teens with lifestyle challenges or at risk of having at risk of having low birth weight babies. Services are offered in Fort St. John and Dawson Creek.
learn more »The Community Based Victim Services program offers emotional support, court preparation and accompaniment, and assistance in completion of forms to women, children, and men in the Fort St John area who have been victims of sexual and/or violent crimes.
learn more »This program teaches skill development, transition support and navigation for children and youth who may be experiencing significant difficulties related to their thoughts, feelings and behaviours. Some skill areas for children and youth to develop include; coping skills, pro-social interactions, job search, independence skills and accessing and connecting to other community resources. Skills learned will enhance the child/youth’s social and emotional life skills and improve the quality of their relationships at home, at school, at work and in the community.
learn more »This program provides one to one support to youth aged 12 – 20 in the Fort St John and Dawson Creek areas who are in conflict with the law.
learn more »This program is for parents/caregivers and their children who have become involved with MCFD child protective services due to the unhealthy or controlling behaviours they are using or experiencing in their family relationships.
learn more »This is a free counselling service for children/adolescents age 4-19 and their families for anxiety, behaviour problems, grief and loss issues, anger management and relationship and communication problems.
learn more »The Family Preservation program provides support to children and families in Fort St John, Dawson Creek and areas who are referred by the Ministry for Children and Family Development.
learn more »The Foster Parent Support program is dedicated to providing support for foster parents.
learn more »This program provides services to help people who are living in absolute homelessness, hidden homelessness (temporary housing), or who are at-risk of homelessness (temporarily housed, couch surfing, or soon to be evicted). We aim to connect clients with housing options and the support needed to help them move up through the housing continuum.
learn more »The Meaope Transition House program provides safe shelter, meals, and short-term support to women and their children who are experiencing family violence, personal crisis, or are at risk due to homelessness.
learn more »This program offers a group experience for parents and their infants and/or toddlers, focusing on personal interaction through rhymes, stories, and song. Parents gain skills and confidence which can enable them to create positive family patterns during their child’s crucial early years. Children benefit from healthy early experiences with language and communication.
learn more »The PEACE Program for Children and Youth Experiencing Violence program provides individual and group counselling for children 3 – 18 years of age who have experienced or witnessed violence, threats, or abuse in the home.
learn more »The Sexual Abuse Intervention Program provides services to children and youth who have been victims of sexual abuse.
learn more »The Strengthening Families program is a free 14 week multi-cultural family skills training program for families with children aged 6-12 years old. Parenting skills are enhanced so that parents are able to meet the needs of their children and improve sibling, parental, and family relationships.
learn more »The Supported Independent Living program assists youth in Fort St John and Dawson Creek to become independent during the transition into adulthood.
learn more »This program provides household management as well as training in household management to support families in creating or maintaining safe, healthy living environments and establishing or maintaining their children's connections to their community. The program serves families referred by the Ministry for Children and Family Development in the Fort St. John, Dawson Creek, Chetwynd and Tumbler Ridge areas.
learn more »This Women’s Counselling program provides counselling for women ages 19+, in Fort St John and area, who have experienced sexual assault, any form of violence or abuse in a relationship, child abuse, and/or childhood violence.
learn more »The Women’s Outreach program provides emotional support and practical assistance to women in the Fort St John area who have experienced violence, abuse, or threats within the previous 6 months.
learn more »This program provides positive role models for youth through facilitated group and individual activities designed to enhance the youth’s social and emotional life skills and improve the quality of their relationships at home, at school, at work and in the community.
learn more »This program provides individual, family, and group counselling for youth in the Fort St John and Dawson Creek areas who are involved in the Criminal Justice System.
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