Preteen and Youth Services
Employment, Financial, Indigenous Services, Mental Health - Child & Youth, Services for Youth, and Social / Recreational
Provided by Frog Hollow Neighbourhood House
Offers programs that inspire and equip young people with the skills they need to thrive through engaging activities, mentorship, and opportunities that foster leadership and community involvement.
Frog Hollow Neighborhood House offers preteen and youth services that are designed to involve a young person throughout their development from their preteen to adolescence.
Preteens can start participating in weekly after school programs at 10 years old, or be part of the Grade 7s transition preparation. Throughout high school, they can access a range of skills development programs and leadership opportunities to eventually become a youth leader in the community. Even in post-secondary, youth can continue their participation in various leadership capacities.
Programs and services include:
- Youth Action Committee: For youth ages 14-19
- Youth Space: For youth ages 12-18 with a priority given to newcomer youth (convention refugees, privately sponsored refugees, permanent residents)
- One-to-One Services: For newcomer youth (permanent residents, convention refugees, and protected persons)
- Drive Youth Employment Services: For youth ages 16-30 seeking employment
- Frames Film Program: For youth ages 16-30
- Make It: For youth ages 15-30 seeking support with employment and/or who identify as living with a disability (including mental health challenges)
- Indigenous Youth Employment Program (YEP): For First Nations, Metis & Inuk youth ages 16-29
- Yes Chef: For newcomer youth ages 15-30 who are permanent residents or convention refugees
- Youth Skills for Climate Justice: For BIPOC youth ages 15-30
- Youth Leadership Group: For newcomer youth ages 10-18
- Youth Small Grants: For ages 15-30 who identify as BIPOC, disabled, 2SLGBTQIA+, newcomer, and/or low income
- Preteen Program: For youth ages 10-14 with priority given to newcomer youth (convention refugees, privately sponsored refugees, permanent residents)
604-251-1225
Public email: contact@froghollow.bc.ca
Website: https://www.froghollow.bc.ca/youth
2131 Renfrew Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, V5M 4M5
Service is available in Arabic, Cantonese, English, Japanese, and Spanish.
Cost: No cost
Associated Programs/Services
Also offered by Frog Hollow Neighbourhood House:
Availability
Service area: Vancouver + show cities
Service Types Provided
Employment
Financial
Indigenous Services
Mental Health - Child & Youth
Services for Youth
Social / Recreational
Ways to Access
- Includes the provision of funding
- Provided 1:1 in-person
- Provided at multiple locations
- Provided by phone
- Provided in a group in-person
- Provided online: email / video / on-line
The listing of this service in Pathways is not a recommendation or endorsement by Pathways.