Community Health and Social Service Programs

The program supports youth and young adults ages 17 through 24, who are in need of residential treatment for substance use concerns, and is also able to support youth and young adults with concurrent disorders.more info

The Assisted Living Program is available to all individuals residing on-reserve, or ordinarily resident on-reserve, who have been formally assessed by a health care professional (in a manner aligned with the relevant province or territory) as requiring social support services.more info

If you or your child has asthma, you know how scary it can be when you can't catch your breath. Asthma is a long-term problem, but it doesn't have to limit you. Learning all you can about asthma is the first step to living the life you want, and our asthma topics are here to help.more info

Call 604-855-7192 (Abbotsford) anytime, including evenings and weekends, if you'd like to just talk things over. We always offer free consultation to families looking for help and directions on their next step.more info

The Autism Society of British Columbia (ASBC) is a parent based and directed society that has been working to provide support to individuals and families affected by autism since 1975.more info

Baby’s Best Chance programs support healthy living for women. We support women throughout their pregnancies until six months after delivery, by promoting positive health practices and adequate weight gain for both the mother and child.more info

A public health nurse will be available to answer your questions and weigh and measure your child. Come visit with other parents and share your experiences.more info

For moms and babies 0 to 12 months.more info

Most people have back and neck pain from time to time. Some people have ongoing pain that gets in the way of their everyday activities. Either way, our topics can give you helpful tips on how to treat, manage, and avoid back and neck pain.more info

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