This is a free service for anyone. Hard days happen. They get it! Thank you to everyone who donated food, money and time to help out those affected by the floods.
We are also grateful for the leadership of our city, local First Nations, police and departments as well as search and rescue and during this province-wide emergency.
When the pandemic first began, Sam was laid off and her schooling went virtual. Living on her own became a whole lot lonelier than before. Without a routine and limited social interaction, Sam struggled more and more to even make it out of bed. Check-in calls and Foundry began Please contact us for support and with questions. The YRC offers services you need, where and when you need them. Services include: Individual and family support Parenting and life skills classes Crisis intervention Outreach support Youth justice support Supported independent living.
Family Services Family Outreach Individualized service for youth and families experiencing conflict. Youth Services Street Outreach Supports youth who are homeless, at risk of homelessness or street entrenched by focusing on their safety, ensuring that their basic needs such as food, shelter and clothing are met. Independent Living Support Outreach services for youth living on their own supporting them in the transition to independence.
Youth Education Support YES A comprehensive program to assist youth with academic achievement, to develop healthy family support systems and to gain a positive sense of self. Youth Mentorship Youth are provided with a positive adult role model to increase youth resiliency and success.
Autumn House A semi-independent youth housing program for youth aged Bridges This program focuses on bridging youth services to clients that have aged out of government care. In It Together Supports youth aged at risk of gang involvement or currently gang involved through individualized outreach services, skill-building, and recreation. Probation referrals only Community Work Service Providing community work service opportunities for youth probationers and allowing them a sense of accountability and an opportunity to build positive relationships within the community.
Groups Parenting Groups — Parents of Teens Groups for parents of teenagers offering support, tools and strategies for effective parenting. Teen groups Groups help address issues that cause challenges for youth.
Our youth programs include exposure to different kinds of jobs and work environments—from retail to hospitality to digital to film—and come with a good chunk of real work experience. We also help employers find the right employee, and then offer on-the-job support.
Youth Keep Working is a week paid training program that prepares you for the workplace, offering essential work skills training combined with practical hands-on experience. Through our week program, our staff will walk alongside participants to develop new skills and tools to gain independence, address the impacts of their abuse and grow their self-confidence. The program typically runs Monday to Friday from am to pm.
Program intake happens in September, and November, keep your eye out for upcoming intake details. Through the 14 weeks, you will gain :. Personal Growth and Healing Workshops i nclude:. Supports While You are in the Program :. Are you between the ages of and unemployed? Need work experience and skills for the workplace? Recruitment services are free and tailored to your specific hiring needs. We have been very pleased with the students Agora has placed with us--the program seems to encourage many of the work ethics I look for in my employees.
Youth Keep Working With the help of the program I was able to find a job that fit me well. YKW Program Participant. Community Clean-up Month is a great way to get involved in volunteering, contribute to environmental stewardship in our community, encourage social responsibility and it helps beautify our neighbourhoods as a way to celebrate Earth day on April Abbotsford residents are encouraged to pick litter up around their workplace, school, parks, trails and streets from April 1 - 30 each year.
Volunteers of this Community Clean-Up program make a huge impact in our community; why not join us? Register Online. Volunteers are needed at our Recreation Centres to assist program staff in leading games, crafts and other activities in our Arenas, Aquatics, Fitness, Day Camps and Art, Recreation and Sport Program divisions. Volunteers receive training on clarification of instructions, social interactions, focusing to complete tasks and basic problem solving which may be helpful for working with children of diverse needs.
Roles could include assisting with set-up, tear-down, activities, crafts, registration, food handling and much more. Volunteer opportunities include events such as Arbour Day, Canada Day, Communities in Bloom and many more community events.
Traffic Control Personnel TCP are needed to assist with parade routes and general flow of pedestrian traffic when events are near roadways. We invite individuals who currently have a TCP license to join us. Events vary and are year round. If you do not hold a TCP certificate but are interested in this opportunity, please contact the Volunteer Coordinator. Subsidized training classes may be an option.
Throughout the province, thousands of Emergency Support Services ESS volunteers are provided response training so that when an emergency or disaster strikes in their community, they are ready to help. ESS volunteers are trained to provide for the immediate needs of evacuees and the emergency responders affected by an emergency or disaster. The Abbotsford Emergency Program ESS Team is actively looking for 10 energetic and enthusiastic individuals who are committed to volunteering in their community.
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