Mental health and addictions in Prince George, British Columbia
Prince George & District Elizabeth Fry Society - PEACE Program
Offered by Prince George & District Elizabeth Fry Society
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In short
Our program helps children and youth understand their experiences and develop skills and capacities that will enable them to deal with their histories in healthy ways. What PEACE in Prince George offers.
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- This organization's address is confidential and is not published.
- Who it is for
- Children, Youth, Families, People on a low income; Youth, Family with children, Children (4-12), Youth (13-24)
- What it helps with
- Help right now, Money to get by, Help with drinking or drugs, Safety from harm, Learning and school, Knowing where to go, Skills for work, Help with my mental health, Help for my family, Making my own choices, A fresh start
- Cost and access
- Free
- How to reach
- Contact through Prince George & District Elizabeth Fry Society: (250) 563-1113 · Website
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About this service
Our program helps children and youth understand their experiences and develop skills and capacities that will enable them to deal with their histories in healthy ways.
What PEACE in Prince George offers
- Individual and group counselling for children and youth
- School based educational activities designed to prevent violence
- Community education on the effects of exposure to domestic violence
We help kids to:
- Express feelings in a healthy way
- Understand that they are not responsible for the violence
- Develop a safety plan
- Identify support networks
- Recognize their strengths and increase their self-confidence
- Identify cycles of violence
- Explore myths about violence and violence in the media
- Improve school performance and social skills
- Develop strong conflict resolution skills
Who can use it?
Children and youth
How do I get in touch?
Call (250) 563-1113, or use the website.
Listed in Prince George, British Columbia.