Emergency and crisis in Castlegar, British Columbia
Castlegar & District CSS - Safe Kids and Youth
Offered by Castlegar & District Community Services Society
In short
The Coordinated Response for Child and Youth Victims (CRCYV) aims to ensure that children and youth in the West Kootenay Boundary region who come forward about their experiences of abuse, violence or neglect receive the best possible response from the range of services they connect with.
- Updated
- This organization's address is confidential and is not published.
- Who it is for
- Children, Youth, Young children; Youth, Babies and toddlers (0-3), Children (4-12), Youth (13-24)
- What it helps with
- Help right now, Help with drinking or drugs, Safety from harm, Knowing where to go, Help with my mental health, Help raising my kids, Help for my family, Making my own choices, A fresh start
- Cost and access
- Free
- How to reach
- Contact through Castlegar & District Community Services Society: (250) 365-2104 · info@cdcss.ca · Website
- Last verified
- , by HelpSeeker
About this service
(Kootenay Boundary Community Services Co-operative)
The Coordinated Response for Child and Youth Victims (CRCYV) aims to ensure that children and youth in the West Kootenay Boundary region who come forward about their experiences of abuse, violence or neglect receive the best possible response from the range of services they connect with.
Coordination and collabouration among the various agencies are key to creating the intended result. Through the collabourative input of almost 100 stakeholders working with child and youth victims and their families across the West Kootenay Boundary Region including police, child protection, crown counsel, specialized and police-based victim services, education, health and numerous community agencies that provide support and advocacy for children, youth and families.
Who can use it?
Children and youth in the West Kootenay Boundary
How do I get in touch?
Call (250) 365-2104, email info@cdcss.ca, or use the website.
Listed in Castlegar, British Columbia.