One Line Referral
Connecting Abbotsford residents with social services that meet their unique needsThe One Line Referral program at Archway connects members of the public to the social services they need in the community. Whether you’re seeking resources for yourself or a family member, One Line Referral can save you the time and stress of contacting numerous organizations in search of the right supports.
Both self-referrals and referrals from other organizations are accepted.
We provide information and referrals for:
- Immigrant and refugee services
- Legal advocacy programs, including support with tenancy and benefits
- Youth services
- Senior services
- Supports for families with young children
- Mental health, substance use and counselling services
- Other health practitioners*
- Programs for Persons with Disabilities
- Domestic violence and abuse counselling
*Please note we cannot provide referrals to medical specialists.
Referrals and information are provided for other Archway programs as well as organizations and professionals in the local community.
Call 778-345-8013 today!
Support is always available in both English and Punjabi. Referrals can be made for assistance in other languages.
Did You Know?
Archway has provided services for the community for over 50 years.
Contact Info
Office Hours
8:30am – 4:30pm
Monday – Friday
Address
#5 – 32700 George Ferguson Way
Abbotsford, BC V2T 4V6
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