Child & Youth Mental Health Outreach Program

Child and Youth Mental Health Outreach aims to instill hope and maximize the potential of children and youth living with mental health challenges by focusing on the strengths of the individual and their family/caregivers.

Funded by the Ministry of Children and Family Development

The Child and Youth Mental Health Outreach Program supports children/youth and their families to build skills, reduce and manage symptoms and increase opportunities for socialization. The goal of this program is to help individuals improve their personal, social, and vocational capabilities through community inclusion and access to resources. Strong, integrated case management with both the referring Mental Health Clinician and other significant members of the client’s personal and professional team is a key component. We work with the individual’s strengths and build service plans around what works best for them.

“Your support really helps us get through stressful times when I’m feeling overwhelmed and alone.”

– Mother of Participant

Child and Youth Mental Health Outreach Program Info

Children and youth living in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows up to the age of 19 years. Children and youth who have identified mental health concerns, and are connected with a Mental Health Clinician at Ministry of Children and Family Development. Referrals come directly from the Child and Youth Mental Health Team at the Ministry of Children and Family Development.

Tuesday-Friday
Flexible Hours

Free

22768 119th Avenue Maple Ridge BC V2X 4L2

Monica Evans, Child and Youth Mental Health Outreach Program Coordinator
Phone: 604-314-2778
Email: mevans@comservice.bc.ca
Location: 22768 119th Avenue Maple Ridge BC V2X 4L2