Youth Education Support (YES)
Assists in academic achievement, personal development, and recreationYouth Education Support (YES)
Youth are supported in maintaining or transitioning back into school with a comprehensive program that assists in academic achievement, personal development, and recreation as well as developing family and community supports.
Youth Education Support is a program of our Youth Resource Centre (YRC), which is a one-stop shop for youth and their families who want a helping hand to connect with each other and/or the community.
Who We Help
- Youth ages 12 to 18 in Abbotsford School District who don’t already have other supports in place
- The current focus is on youth in middle school and supporting them in transitioning into high school
To Access Youth Education Support
- Youth need a referral to the Youth Resource Centre and it’s best to go through the school.
- Decisions about program admission are made by a committee that consists of representatives from the School District, the Ministry of Children & Family Development, and the Youth Resource Centre. This committee meets monthly.
- Once a decision is made you will be informed either by the school representative or by the Youth Resource Centre intake worker.
- There is usually a waitlist for the program.
Did You Know?
Archway has been providing services for youth since 1969.
Contact Info
Office Hours
9:00am – 5:00pm
Monday – Friday
Address
Archway Community Services
Old Courthouse
2420 Montrose Avenue
Abbotsford, BC V2S 3S9
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