• 604.514.2711
• @ Ministry of Children and Families Offices (MCFD)
• 20434 – 64th Avenue, Langley
• https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/health/managing-your-health/mental-health-substance-use/child-teen-mental-health/mental-health-intake-clinics
• Intake Clinic – Wednesdays 8:30 am – 3:30 pm
• Parent/Guardian accompanies child/youth to the intake clinic. Clients arrive, sign-in and are seen in the order they arrive; they need to have their medical card.
• This service is for moderate to high mental health issues. Medical doctors should be involved with low risk level mental health concerns.
• After the intake process, a decision is made about future services/counselling.

Please note: Please take your child to the hospital emergency department if there is a crisis.

• 604.534.7810
• 5339 207 Street, Langley
• www.lcss.ca
• Government agency that offers free or low-cost programs in for families
  Family and individual counselling; parent support, settlement and integration and substance use services

• 604.514.2900
• 5569 204 Street Langley
• www.city.langley.bc.ca/city-services/youth-family
• Early intervention and prevention counselling for children/youth and their families for identified at-risk or behavior problems.
• Referrals from RCMP, Community and Schools

• 604.534.2171
• 20618 Eastleigh Crescent, Langley
• Programs include one on one and group support
  • Youth emotional coping strategies group
  • Family mediation and reunification
  • Family Groups – parenting skills and support
  • Sexual Assault Support (for youth under 19)

• 604.534.1115
• 20660 48 Avenue Langley
• www.langleyhospice.com
• Provides emotional and social support for individuals and families who have experience loss through death or support for family and friends of someone with a terminal illness.
• Grief support through one-on-one or group counselling; summer camps for children/youth

FamilySmart

FamilySmart® is a non-profit that works to enhance the experience and quality of services, support and information for children and youth with mental health challenges, and their families or caring adults.

www.familysmart.ca

Parent in Residence (PIR) 

We are families, whose kids have struggled with mental health challenges.  We know what it’s like to have a child or youth who is struggling with their mental health and needs help and services to support them.  PiRs offer Peer Support, Education, System Navigation and Information to families who have a child or youth with a mental health challenge. We use our lived experience to help other families. http://www.familysmart.ca/program/parent-youth-in-residence/

In the Know – information and support for families

‘in the know’ provides expert speakers on topics important to families and/or to those working to support the mental health of children and youth.

ItK video are available online at:  www.familysmart.ca/in-the-know and in person at community sites:  www.familysmart.ca/events/