Youth Services – Youth Justice

Our Services

The Youth Justice Program is committed to strengthening communities by supporting youth in building positive, lasting connections with their families and the people around them. Through trusted, one-to-one outreach, the program empowers youth to meet their probation goals while fostering a sense of belonging, accountability, and hope. Guided by client-centred, strengths-based approaches, the program works alongside youth and their support networks to reduce risk-taking behaviours and
create safer, more connected communities where young people can thrive beyond the justice system.

Youth Justice Outreach workers offer structured guidance, connect youth with pro-social activities, and support the development of emotional regulation and coping skills.

Services may include transportation, curfew checks, job search assistance, educational support, mentorship, parent–teen
mediation, development of youth agreements, and supervision of community service hours.

The Youth Justice Program serves youth aged 12 to 18 in the South Surrey & White Rock area and provides several hours of support per week.

Referrals are through Probation Officers and the Ministry for Child and Family Development for Youth Development referrals only.

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