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Newton Youth Resource Centre

The Newton Youth Resource Centre provides a broad range of programming to youth in the Fraser Region.  The centre hosts Alternative Education programs, alcohol and drug programs, youth justice services, youth support programs, and a Resource Room.

PROGRAM FEATURES

Inter-Agency Education Programs - the Inter-Agency Education Programs include the TREES and KEY Programs. These programs combine academic programming with recreational activities and individual, group and family counselling services. These programs are delivered in partnership with the Surrey School District.

ASTRA Drug and Alcohol - The ASTRA program assists youth who have demonstrated problems with alcohol and/or drug use.  The goal of the program is to move targeted youth towards reducing or abstaining from all problematic substance use.

Immediate Response Program - Provides brief intervention counselling for youth and their families to improve family functioning.  The overall objective is to enable families to live together successfully.

Independent Living Skills/Next Steps - This service is delivered by OPTIONS and it assists youth working toward independence, on underage income assistance, and youth experiencing difficulty in their family setting.

Kinnections - Kinnections is a youth mentorship program to assist youth aged 15 - 19 and under the care of the Ministry of Children and Family Development, in their transition to adulthood.  Kinnections looks to identify an adult who has once been, or is currently, involved in the youth's life (a previous sports coach, teacher, youth worker, extended family member or an individual whom the youth trusts) that may be in a position to act as a mentor.  Where this is not possible, Kinnections connects youth with an appropriate adult volunteer from a pre-screened list of volunteers based on personality, common interests, and life experience.  Kinnections is offered by Pacific Community Resources Society in the Surrey, Delta, Langley and White rock areas and is currently welcoming volunteers in these areas who are willing to share their time with a youth.  Kinnections hopes to have long lasting mentorship matches with the mentor making regular contact in activities they enjoy. We look forward to hearing from you contact us at Guildford Youth Resource Centre, 604 587 8106.  Check us out at www.mcf.gov.bc.ca/foster/kinnections.htm

Parents Together Program - Offers support groups to parents experiencing power struggles and conflict with their teens.  Those groups are facilitated and structured so that the issues of most concern to the parents are discussed and problems solved.  Parents learn from each other, support each other, and celebrate their successes together.

Prevention - The goal of the prevention program is to reduce the likelihood that youth will start using substances and slow the rate at which alcohol and other drug problems develop among youth within the community.

Resource Room - Provide a walk-in, youth friendly environment to allow youth to access a range of referral and information services.  This is also an opportunity to check out the other services available at the centre and self identify services that would be helpful.

Surrey Youth Housing Program - Offer one to one support to youth to secure and maintain housing.  The program also works with local landlords to secure safe, affordable housing specifically for youth.

TILT - This program assists youth who are transitioning to independent living.  It integrates housing, support skills and life skills. 

Youth Justice Services - These programs are offered to youth who are involved in the justice system providing support and supervision of court orders.


 
 
LOCATION
Newton Youth Resource Centre
#114 - 13479 76th Ave
Surrey, BC V3W 2W3

CONTACT INFORMATION
Michelle Van Keith
Manager, NYRC
Phone: (604) 592-6200
Fax: (604) 598-8443
Email: mvankeith@pcrs.ca

WHO IS ELIGIBLE?
Youth ages 13 to 24 years

ACCESS

Hours of Operation
8:30am – 7:00pm Monday to Friday
(Resource Room is open from 3:00pm – 7:00pm)

Referrals for our programs are either self-referrals or are made through the Ministry of Children and Family Development.

Referral processes to individual programs may vary.  Please contact us for more information on specific programs offered through the centre.

 
FEES FOR SERVICE
There are no fees for this program
PROGRAM FUNDING
This program is funded by the Ministry of Children and Family Development