Family Life - Parenting / Family Support

The Campbell River Young Parents' program (CRYPP) consists of four components: education, child care, health and support, and is designed to assist parenting students achieve high school graduation while meeting the needs of their infant and toddlers. more info

Provides assistance to families with children through various services and programs; some programs by Ministry of Children and Family Development (MCFD) referral only.more info

Habitat for Humanity builds strength, stability, and self-reliance through affordable homeownership.more info

Provides education, resources and referrals in several drop-in groups: postnatal drop-in group for moms and infants; creating healthy families drop in group for moms and toddlers aged 1–3; interactive play group for Moms and children aged 0-6.more info

Serving adults who are separated or divorced and have children, offering Mandatory Parenting after separation classes (if applying under the Family Relations Act, courses occur frequently throughout the year). Information on the impact of separation and divorce on children, strategies on helping the family adjust, effective ways to communicate and solve problems, information on the child support guidelines and on strategies to resolving disputes, e.g. through mediation.more info

Provides support, brainstorming, education and skill building assistance on the last Thursday of each month in the Family Services office.more info

At each centre a trained facilitator works with children and families to develop early social and developmentally appropriate skills which help in the transition to Kindergarten.more info

Community workers and guest speakers provide information, resources and assistance with transportation, housing, nutrition, relationships, etc, and a weekly parenting group.more info

Counselling and conflict resolution for youth and their families.more info