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Resources for Parents

Click on the image below to access 'A Parent's Guide to Student Services.

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Coping with COVID-19

Support Resources for Families

Please click on the link below to view resources available to families for coping with COVID-19:

https://sd75curriculum.com/support-resources-for-families/

Local Community Resources

​Mission Association for Community Living
Phone: 604-826-9080
​Mission Community Services Society
Phone:  604.826.3634​
​Child and Youth Mental Health
Phone: 604-820-4300		​Child and Youth Bereavement - Mission Hospice Society
Phone: 604-826-2235
​FETCH - For Everything That is Community Health
B.C. Early Hearing Program​

Fraser Health - Public Health Audiology 
Abbotsford: 604.864.3468
Maple Ridge: 604.476.7070
​Ask Kelty Mental Health Tool
An interactive tool that can be helpful when looking for supports and services in BC for children and youth.

​Anxiety BC 

​C​oping strategies for students.​ 

http://www.anxietycanada.com/articles/school-refusal/​

​​anxiety-bc-coping-strategies-v3-6.pdf​


​KUU-US Crisis Services

(24/7 telephone support)

1-800-KUU-US17 (1-800-588-8717)

1-833-MÉTIS-BC (1-833-638-4722)

Child/Youth: 1-250-723-2040

​Fraser Health START Team

Mental health crisis assessment and intervention for youth aged 6 to 18

1-844-START11 (1-844-782-7811)

Mon-Fri: 9am to 9pm 

Weekends/Holidays: Noon to 9pm

​​Kids Help Phone

(24/7 telephone and text support)

Professional counselling, information and referrals for youth

1-800-668-6868 or

Text “First Nations" “Metis" or “Inuit" to: 686868

​Foundry

Health and wellness supports, services and resources for youth aged 12 to 24

In-person: https://foundrybc.ca/get-support/find-a-centre/

Virtual: https://foundrybc.ca/virtual/ ​

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A new virtual program for Indigenous youth groups aged 6 to 29 was launched today by the Kids Help Phone: 

“Brighter Days" is a fun and engaging virtual program featuring Indigenous influencers like Jordin Tootoo and helps First Nations, Inuit and Métis young people take that first step in reaching out for support. The program includes optional additional sessions that focus on specific wellness topics. Learn more and register at KidsHelpPhone.ca/BrighterDays!


Provincial Resources
​BC Children's Hospital Cochlear Implant Services - Audiology: Vancouver
Phone: 604.875.2345 ext. 7723
Toll Free: 1.888.300.3088 ext. 7723
BC Family Hearing Resource Society: Surrey
Phone: 604.584.2827
Toll Free: 1.877.584.2827
TTY: 604.584.9108
​​​The British Columbia School for the Deaf: Burnaby
Elementary: 604.664.8300   TTY: 604.664.8304
Secondary: 604.664.8560     TTY: 604-664.8563
​Canadian Hard of Hearing Association - BC: Chilliwack
Phone: 604.795.9238
Toll Free: 1.866.888.2442
​British Columbia Provincial Outreach Program - Deaf & Hard of Hearing (POPDHH):
Phone: 604-296-9062
​POPDHH Information Guide.pdf
Deaf Children's Society of BC: Burnaby
Phone: 604.525.6056
TTY: 604.525.9390
​​Deaf, Hard of Hearing and Deaf-Blind Well Being Program
​Vancouver Coastal Health: Vancouver
Phone: 604.456.0900
TTY: 604.456.0904
Inclusion BC: New Westminster
Phone: 604.777.9100
POPARD - Family School Liaison Service
The Provincial Resource Centre for the Visually Impaired (PRCVI):
PRCVI Summary.pdf
Sunny Hill Health Centre for Children
Hearing Loss Team: Vancouver
Phone: 604-453-8300 ext. 8457
TTY: 604-453-8315
Support for Families Working with CLBC and Another Government Service
Integrated Services Support Team
Wavefront Centre for Communication Accessibility: Vancouver
Phone: 604.736.7391
TTY: 604.736.2527
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Ministry of Education Resources

Transition Support Resources

BCCAISE Resource page (BC Council of Administrators of Inclusive Support in Education):

 

BCCAISE Resources