Immigrant Youth Services offers a variety of programs to help newcomer youth integrate into life in Canada.

• Culture Club runs weekly in seven middle and high schools during lunch hour, giving youth an opportunity to engage in some intercultural activities and connect with their classmates. Homework help may also be available at this time. Contact us to see if we are at your school or to request a Culture Club to be added!
• After-school programs run Monday – Thursday, offering homework support, life skills lessons, leadership training, and recreation opportunities. Please contact us if you would like to attend, registration is required.
• One-to-One Support from a youth worker is available for vulnerable youth to help them get their schooling back on track, find employment, housing, medical care, mental health supports, or whatever else they need to achieve their goals. Transportation may be available for Permanent Residents if needed.

Eligibility Criteria

• The after-school program is for youth aged 12-18 who are new to Canada. Priority is given to Permanent Residents.
• One-to-one support through the Moving Ahead Program is for vulnerable youth aged 14-24 who are Permanent Residents, Protected Persons, or individuals who have been selected to become Permanent Residents by the government of Canada and have received a letter from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada stating so.

   

To Access Immigrant Youth Services

• • Please connect with us by phone, e-mail, or through Instagram @archway.immigrantyouth

School’s Out for Newcomer Kids Program

In partnership with United Way BC, through their School’s Out Grant, Archway’s Immigrant Youth Services will be running after school programs at Terry Fox Elementary and Ten-Broeck Elementary.

• Learn English and social-emotional skills.
• For newcomer children enrolled in Kindergarten-Grade 5.
• To register email Murad.Ahmed@archway.ca

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