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A school based anxiety prevention program that aims to help children and teens cope with feelings of fear, worry and depression by building resilience and self-esteem, and teaching cognitive and emotional skillsmore info

From Grief to Action is a volunteer-based not-for-profit association in British Columbia. We are a voice and a support network for families and friends affected by drug use.more info

A free child and parent/caregiver participation, indoor gym drop-in program located at the Leisure Centremore info

Future 4 Nations Head Start is a licensed centre providing services to a maximum of 20 children at one time. We run a morning and afternoon program, Monday to Thursday, and provide a nutritious meal for both classes.more info

If you do not have a family physician and are looking for one, sign up online using the Health Connect Registry. more info

Links to fact sheets and toolkits on body image, eating and living well.more info

Mission Community Services Society directly engages with those who are homeless through an outreach program which bridges the gaps and creates awareness of services available to them.

Our outreach worker works with the homeless for MCSS and says networking, advocacy and working in conjunction with the District of Mission, RCMP and Mission Friendship Centre are all part of the program.

We also help people who are homeless with advocating for benefits, with medical requirements and dealing with forms.more info

Mission Community Services Society is part of a BC-wide initiative that is aimed at providing at-risk groups with rental supplements to make renting in the private market more accessible. This program is called the Homeless Prevention Program and is facilitated by an outreach worker.

Mission youth who are at-risk, women fleeing violence, people leaving corrections/hospital and people from the aboriginal community in finding and maintaining housing in the private market. As an outreach worker she works diligently alongside other community resources to ensure that the population she supports are having their needs met and are able to maintain their housing.

While the primary objective of the Homeless Prevention Program is to provide rental supplements, our worker is ready and willing to assist someone in need with anything that is housing-related.more info

Helps calm the mind, reduce anxiety, manage stress, sleep deeply and improve happiness.more info

Affordable accommodations located across from the BC Cancer Agency – Vancouver Centre. A home away from home during cancer treatment with meals and support services.more info