Mental Health Services

• Walk-In Counselling: free walk-in mental health counselling. Times available YTBD.
• Adolescent Day Treatment Program: a Fraser East Regional, multi-disciplinary team, providing community based school and mental wellness programing for youth who are school refusing due to their mental health challenges.
• Short Term Assessment Response Team (START): provides in person assessment and intervention services for children and teens (6-18) who are experiencing a mental health crisis.  Anyone can call START if they are concerned that a child or teen is experiencing a mental health crisis.   A mental health crisis is  a rapid onset or change (last 2-4 weeks) of mental health symptoms, resulting in being unable to participate in daily activities or relationships.
• Early Psychosis Intervention (EPI): A multi-disciplined specialized clinical program for  young people and their families experiencing their first episode of psychosis. Services include medication management, symptom education, counselling, vocational support, community reintegration and peer groups.
• Child and Youth Mental Health (CYMH): provides a wide range of direct and contracted community-based specialized mental health services to children and youth under the age of 19 and their families on a voluntary basis.

Primary Care

• Abbotsford Youth Health Clinic: primary care for youth 12-24 years old. Tuesday 3:00pm-7:00pm, Wednesday and Thursday 3:00pm-6:00pm.  No appointments necessary.
• Trans Care: trans friendly primary care services including hormone readiness assessment and commencement and surgical readiness assessment. Pathways around hormone treatments.  Transcare clinics weekly.

Substance Use Programs

• Impact Youth and Family Substance Use Services: counselling to youth and families, and other community-based supports and programs aimed at addressing youth substance use needs through a resiliency lens. Collaborating with the community, families and young people to cultivate caring, connected opportunities for sharing the personal gifts that help us and others confidently navigate a society where substance use is common.

Youth and Family Navigation and Peer Support

• Youth Peer Support Workers: peers that help support and navigate Foundry and community services.
• Navigators: to help youth and families navigate Foundry and community services.
• Youth and Family Inclusion Group: a group for youth and families that want to be involved in guiding Foundry services along with being engaged in leadership activities in the community.
• Activate: a health and wellness program for youth 16-24 years old.
• Fraser Valley Youth Society:  supports LGBTQ2S+ and Allied youth in the Fraser Valley. We want to connect them to their peers, their communities and to provide supportive and inclusive help where needed

Social Services

• Ministry of Child and Family Development: Provides child protection intake and investigation services, child and family services, child and youth mental health services, adoption and guardianship services, youth justice services, and services for children and youth in care.
• Fraser Valley Aboriginal Children and Family Services Society: child welfare agencyproviding culturally appropriate and holistic services through prevention, community development and child welfare programs to Aboriginal children, youth and their families residing throughout the Fraser Valley.
• Income Assistance: financial assistance for those who are in need and have no other resources.
• Services to Adults with Development Disabilities: support in transitioning planning and implementation for young adults with development disabilities.  
• Youth Resource Centre: a range of support programs from youth and their families to help every individual in reaching their full potential.
• AbbotsfordWORKS Employment Services: helping individuals find meaningful employment.