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Children, Youth, and Family Services - Campbell River

Abuse / Neglect, Family / Parenting, Mental Health - Adult, Mental Health - Child & Youth, Services for Children, Services for Youth, and Victim Services

Provided by Campbell River Family Services

Provides various services to individual, children and families living in the Campbell River.

The following programs are offered:

Child & Family Liaison Program: This program provides office based and outreach support and counselling to children with identified social, emotional, and behavioral challenges and their parents/caregivers. Access by referrals from Child & Youth Mental Health Services only. This program also offers the “Worry Warriors” anxiety group for children, which is accessible through self-referral.
Group Works Program: Groups Works offers different services of groups (some time specific, some ongoing) to children and parents. The groups are designed to increase individual capacity, skills, and resiliency. Specific groups offered may vary from year to year. Groups include, but are not limited to: “Dad’s Group”, Changes, Social Skills, Parenting courses, and Monthly Parenting Seminars.
Child, Youth & Family Development Program: The Child, Youth & Family Development Program offers individualized outreach and in-office support and counselling to children, youth and families who require intensive intervention and support. Access through referral from Ministry of Children & Family Development only.
Campbell River PEACE Program: The Campbell River PEACE program provides individual and group counseling services for children between the ages of 3 and 18 who have witnessed abuse, threats or violence in the home.
Sexual Abuse Intervention Program: The Sexual Abuse Intervention program provides a range of appropriate, timely and accessible assessment, treatment and/or support services for children aged 3-18 years of age who have been sexually abused or assaulted. This program also serves children with sexual behavior problems from ages 3 to 12.