Kids’ Club is committed to providing quality programs that encourage children to learn and explore their interests and ideas and have lots of fun! The Kids’ Club Staff works with families to establish programs and routines that meet the...

This program offers a full hot breakfast followed by an interactive circle time including singing, storytelling and fun activities.  Dads and children aged infant to six years are invited.  Join us for this joyful morning and meet other dads...

A program for separated of divorced parents or any parent that is moving through this process. This program is designed to help individuals find resources and work on strengthening effective co-parenting skills and strategies with their children and their...

The Alternative High School program, offered by the Vancouver School Board, is a high school completion program for youth at risk who have left the regular high school system.

Provides support and temporary relief to parents in need of short-term and/or emergency care for children aged 18 months ? 6 years. Families are required to visit Family Place with their children at least once before using the child...

Art therapy is a useful tool to address issues such as grief, loss and anger. These one-on-one sessions are provided by an art therapy practicum student. Appointment required.

Kiwassa provides safe, positive after-school, weekend and school break activities for inner city children age five to ten. Nighbourhood youth are recruited as program leaders, mentors and role models.

A program for parents with children 0-12 months old. This program will encourage parents and babies to socialize, play and share experiences and weekly issues. Parents can also sing and rhyme to their infants.

Join Cedar Cottage and Circles of Care and Connection on the first Saturday of every month for a light lunch, parent workshops and child based activities.

This is a student-initiated mentoring program at Vancouver Technical Seconary School that aims to decrease inicidents of bullying, harassment and discrimination.