Community Health and Social Service Programs

Child Care Subsidy is a monthly payment to assist eligible British Columbia families with the cost of child care.more info

For immunizations and wellness baby/child information. Several clinics per week. Please call 604.814.5500 to make an appointment.more info

The children who witness abuse program (CWWA) provides a safe and supportive environment for children and youth ages 4-18, who have had exposure to violence, abuse and or trauma. Children must be living away from the abusive person.more info

Children grow and change so quickly. Our Growth and Development topics can tell you what to expect at each stage of childhood. And our health topics can help you care for them when they're sick.more info

The Family Support and Resource Centre provides services and houses unique collections for the BC Children's Hospital. It is also the hub for the BC Children's bookstore and provides access across the province to specialized resources not found in other libraries.more info

At the Y, helping adults experience optimal health as they age is a top priority. The Choose to Move program is offered in conjunction with Active Aging and the Centre for Hip Health and Mobility/UBC. more info

Do you have safe and stable shelter—an affordable place to “go home to” each night? SARA has three residential programs to serve women in Abbotsford and Mission, BC.more info

If you have COPD, you know how scary it can be to feel short of breath. Whether you just found out that you have COPD or you've been living with it for a while, you will find helpful information here. Our topics will teach you about the disease and give you some tips on breathing easier.more info

Our work is made up of three pillars designed to address the challenges of vision loss from all angles – so that we’re able to provide real, sustainable help to Canadians who are blind or partially sighted.

Those pillars are: community-based support, knowledge and a national voice.more info

A group for parents and children 3-8 years, who are anxious and wanting to learn tools to help their young child cope and live a less worried life.more info