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Find lower cost options for dental services.
604-736-7202 or 1-888-396-9888 info@yourdentalhealth.ca
Website created by the BC Dental Association. Has an online tool to help you find a dentist. Lets you search by location and other criteria including language, Ministry dental plans, types of services and more. Also has listings for reduced cost clinics and links to different government dental plans.
Learn more about the Help Finding A Dentist website.
604-545-4012 dental@lookoutsociety.ca
Offers low cost dental care for those who are unable to access treatment otherwise. Call for more information or to make an appointment. Ministry and NIHB clients accepted.
Learn more about the Lookout Dental Clinic.
300 - 15850 24 Avenue, Surrey BC (get directions to Pacific Oral Health Centre)
604-536-2700 info@pohs.ca
Offers discounted services for those who demonstrate financial need. Phone ahead to book an appointment. Services provided by students. Fully qualified dentists are also on staff.
Learn more about the Pacific Oral Health Centre.
882 Maple Street, White Rock BC (get directions to SOURCES - Peach Arch Free Dental Clinic)
604-542-4357 help@sourcesbc.ca
Dental services for individuals who have moderate income levels, live in White Rock/South Surrey area and don’t have dental benefits. Basic dental services including dental examinations, pain relief, basic tooth restoration (e.g. fillings) and tooth extractions. In person registration with proof of residency is required.
Learn more about the SOURCES - Peach Arch Free Dental Clinic.
101 - 12837 88 Avenue, Surrey BC (get directions to the Strive Dental Clinic)
604-990-2730
Non-profit dental clinic. Uninsured and low-income families qualify for a 20% discount off of general dental treatment. Insured patients with financial hardship may also qualify for discount.
Learn more about the Strive Dental Clinic.
Faculty of Dentistry: 2151 Westbrook Mall, Vancouver BC (get directions to the UBC Dental Clinic)
604-822-2112
Dental services by supervised students of the UBC Dental Clinic at reduced rates. Length of treatment varies. By appointment only.
Learn more about the UBC Dental Clinic.
250 West Pender Street, Vancouver BC (get directions to VCC–Hygiene)
604-443-8499
$5, 30-45 minute screening appointment required. Patients are selected based on dental learning needs. Cleaning services are $30. Work by students and supervised by professionals.
Learn more about the VCC–Hygiene.
Find public health units, health programs for babies and children, medical equipment loans, and more.
Will help you find a family doctor. Must live in North Delta-West Newton, North Surrey-Whalley, Guildford, Cloverdale-Panorama, Fleetwood, or East Newton. After registering you will be added to the list and contacted when a primary care provider is available.
Learn more about the Find a Family Doctor: Surrey/North Delta Health Connect Registry.
1-866-866-0800
Basic dental care, hearing care, and eye glasses for children under 19. Families approved for MSP premium assistance will be enrolled in the program. Coverage begins at the start of the next month.
Learn more about the BC Healthy Kids Program.
604-536-9348 (Central Intake)
For seniors, 65 years and older and aimed at helping individuals stay in their homes. Will offer transportation to appointments, light housekeeping, yard work, social programs, friendly visitors and grocery shopping. A small fee for some services, on a sliding scale depending on income. Services vary somewhat depending on region so call the central intake number for further details.
Learn more about the Better at Home.
15008 26 Avenue, Surrey BC (get directions to Brella)
604-531-9400
Offers a number of programs supporting seniors and caregivers. A good place to start as they also do referrals to other related services.
Learn more about the Brella—Programs for Seniors & Caregivers.
109 - 14727 108 Avenue, Surrey BC (get directions to Canadian Red Cross Health Equipment Loans)
604-930-9073
Arranges loans of 3 to 6 months of health equipment. Requires a referral from a medical professional.
Learn more about the Canadian Red Cross Health Equipment Loans.
604-587-4600
Regional public funded health care region covering Surrey and the surrounding area. Wide range of services and supports.
Learn more about Fraser Health.
811
Speak to a nurse for non-emergency health information and services. Translation services available for more than 130 languages.
Learn more about the Health Information Line.
1-800-663-9122
Free 24-hour service for children, parents, or community members to call if they think a child (anyone under 19) will be or has been abused.
Learn more about the Helpline for Children in BC.
1-855-412-2121 feedback@fraserhealth.ca
Offers both short-and long-term health care services at home. Short-term support helps you recover from a hospital procedure or condition. Long-term programs provide ongoing care. Can also connect you to palliative care services at home, and assess you for subsidized residential care, assisted living, and respite services for caregivers. Some services are free of charge and others include a fee based on income. Translation services available.
Learn more about the Home and Community Care.
A101 - 10095 Whalley Boulevard, Surrey BC (get directions to Whalley Indigenous Health and Wellness Clinic)
604-283-3293
100 - 10233 153 Street, Surrey BC (get directions to Whalley Indigenous Health and Wellness Clinic)
604-587-4774
This clinic connects First Nations, Métis and Inuit patients with a team of healthcare and wellness providers to help improve and manage health and wellness. Booked and walk-in appointments available. Call 604-283-3293 for appointments. Based out of two locations. Currently not accepting new patients, but a waitlist is available.
Learn more about the Indigenous Health and Wellness Clinic.
Serves children who are at risk for, or who already have a delay in development. Once you are referred a consultant will visit you in your home. Together, you will plan activities that best meet both your family's needs. If your child has a disability (special need), up-to-date information will be available to you. Covers birth to 3 years old. Aboriginal Infant Development Program is also offered through FRAFCA. Participation is voluntary, and family centered. Offers home visits, play groups, family support and parent to parent links. Developmental and family needs assessments are culturally sensitive and meaningful.
SOURCES:
406 – 7327 137 Street Surrey BC (get directions to SOURCES)
604-590-7302 SourcesIDP@sourcesbc.ca
Learn more about the SOURCES Infant Development Program.
Fraser Region Aboriginal Friendship Centre Association:
A101 - 10095 Whalley Boulevard, Surrey BC (get directions to Fraser Region Aboriginal Friendship Centre Association)
604-595-1170 danille.sale@frafca.org
Learn more about the FRAFCA Infant Development Program.
604-736-7391 audiology@wavefrontcentre.ca
Provides the permanent loan of one reprogrammed donated hearing aid for a fee of $140 to those who cannot afford to purchase a hearing aid, do not have other funding sources, and do not have a working hearing aid. Includes a hearing test, an earmold, one hearing aid and a year of repair service.
Learn more about the Lend an Ear Program.
400 - 3999 Henning Drive, Burnaby BC (get directions to Neil Squire Society)
604-473-9363 info@neilsquire.ca
Neil Squire’s Makers Making Change program leverages the capacity of community based Makers, Disability Professionals and Volunteers to develop and deliver affordable Open Source Assistive Technologies.
Learn more about Makers Making Change at Neil Squire Society.
Maxxine Wright Place (2nd Floor): 13733 - 92 Avenue, Surrey BC (get directions to Maxxine Wright Community Health Centre)
877-483-6456 maxxwright@atira.bc.ca
Supports women who are pregnant or who have children under 6 months at the time of intake who are also impacted by substance use and/ or violence and abuse. The Centre provides a wide range of women-centered health and social supports, including a daily hot lunch program, medical services, and drug and alcohol counseling.
Learn more about the Maxxine Wright Community Health Centre.
Online search tool to find available walk-in clinic and wait times. Information includes clinic locations, hours of operation.
Learn more about MediMap.
10635 King George Boulevard, Surrey BC (get directions to the Surrey Mobile Outreach Unit at NightShift)
5708 Glover Road, Langley BC (get directions to the Langley Mobile Outreach Unit at NightShift)
604-953-1114 info@NightShiftMinistries.org
Free resources including counselling, basic nursing and referral. Services offered by volunteer professional counselors and nurses when available. Monday in Langley, Fridays in Surrey, 7-8:30pm.
Learn more about the Mobile Outreach Unit @ NightShift.
(4th Floor) 11762 Laity Street, Maple Ridge BC (get directions to Patient Care Quality Office)
1-877-880-8823 pcqoffice@fraserhealth.ca
Complaints process to receive and respond to patient concerns. For patients, clients, residents, and their loved ones in B.C.
Learn more about the Patient Care Quality Office.
Health services building: 10697 135A Street, Surrey BC (get directions to Positive Haven)
604-588-9004
For HIV or Hep C positive people living in the Fraser Health Region. Includes workshops, counselling, referrals and support groups.
Learn more about Positive Haven.
Public health units offer a range of nursing services. This includes things like immunization, pregnancy care, early childhood development, hearing clinics or harm reduction. Answers by phone or in person. Open Mon - Fri, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Call 604-476-7087 to make an appointment for immunizations, dental fluoride, or prenatal breastfeeding classes.
205 - 17700 56 Avenue, Surrey BC (get directions to Cloverdale Public Health Unit)
604-575-5100
100 - 10233 153 Street, Surrey BC (get directions to Guildford Public Health Unit)
604-587-4750
200 - 7337 137 Street, Surrey BC (get directions to Newton Public Health Unit)
604-592-2000
220 - 10362 King George Boulevard, Surrey BC (get directions to North Surrey Health Unit)
604-587-7900
15476 Vine Avenue, White Rock BC (get directions to White Rock/South Surrey Public Health Unit)
604-542-4000
Learn more about the Public Health Units.
604-940-1273
Provides programs for people with chronic conditions and their families that will help them manage their conditions. This covers things like pain management and conditions like cancer and diabetes or other chronic conditions. Workshops are free, offered in a English, Punjabi, Chinese and for Indigenous communities and are held at a number of locations across BC or online. Also offers a telephone-based coaching program to support people living with chronic conditions to become better self-managers. Health Coaches connect with participants by telephone, once a week for 30 minutes, for a period of three months. Mailed tool-kits on chronic conditions, chronic pain or diabetes are an option for self-directed learning.
Learn more about the Self-Management for Chronic Conditions.
1-800-739-7367 info@optbc.org
Provides non-judgmental information and resources about anything to do with sex, sexuality, and sexual health. Available Monday- Friday, 9am- 9pm via phone or email. Free and confidential.
Learn more about the Sex Sense Line.
10697 135A Street, Surrey BC (get directions to Surrey North Community Health Centre)
604-583-5666
Provides confidential general health services for people without medical coverage. The clinic also offers testing and counseling for sexually transmitted diseases, pregnancy, hepatitis, and HIV/AIDS, by a physician and nurse. On-site syringe exchange and safe injection site.
Learn more about the Surrey North Community Health Centre.
Shirley Dean Pavilion: 9634 King George Boulevard, Surrey BC (get directions to Surrey Youth Clinic)
604-585-5999
Provides free confidential information and education regarding sexuality and health to youth 21 and under. This includes birth control education, pregnancy testing and decision making, STI information, examinations and treatment and HIV education and testing.
Learn more about the Surrey Youth Clinic.
Newton: 6830 King George Boulevard, Surrey BC (get directions to Newton Urgent and Primary Care Centre)
604-572-2625
Whalley: G2 - 9639 137A Street, Surrey BC (get directions to Whalley Urgent and Primary Care Centre)
604-572-2610
Patients can access the Centre with timely, non-emergency health concerns if they are unable to see their family doctor within a suitable timeframe. Offers both walk-in and appointments, and longer hours than typical walk in clinics.
Learn more about the Surrey Urgent and Primary Care Centres.
15455 Vine Avenue, White Rock BC (get directions to Vine Youth Clinic)
604-542-3926 vineyouthclinic@gmail.com
Provides free and confidential health care for youths aged 12 to 21. Provides general health, sexual health, mental health services. Walk in or appointment.
Learn more about the Vine Youth Clinic.
Find safe consumption sites, crisis lines, meetings, programs where you can connect with others with mental illness and more.
310-6789
Provides emotional support, information, and resources specific to mental health. Can call 24 hours a day. Simply dial 310-6789 without putting 604 or 778 in front of the number.
Learn more about the 310—Mental Health Support Line.
Good anxiety resources, links to available local program and a free app to help manage anxiety.
Learn more about Anxiety Canada & the Mindshift App.
Assists youth who would like to change their relationship with alcohol and/or drugs through outreach and individual counselling. Provide services to you that are based on your goals and needs. You may want to work towards a healthy body, improving emotional health, family/significant relationships, friends, education, employment, legal issues, or housing. We can talk with you about harm reduction, using less, or stopping using. Provides distribution and training in the use of naloxone kits.
Learn more about Astra.
101 - 1548 Johnston Road, White Rock BC (get directions to Avalon Recovery Society)
604-542-7772
Provides free, life-changing services to women in recovery from addiction. Services include: meetings, workshops, childminding, clothing closets, counselling, resources, and drop-in support.
Learn more about the Avalon Recovery Society.
1-866-639-0522 bounceback@cmha.bc.ca
Free skill-building program designed to help adults and youth 15+ manage low mood, mild to moderate depression, anxiety, stress, or worry. Delivered online or over the phone with a coach, you will get access to tools that will support you on your path to mental wellness. Created by the Canadian Mental Health Association.
Learn more about the Bounce Back.
1-866-624-1911 info@caccf.ca
Canadian Addiction Counsellors Certification Federations is offering free counselling. Get the help you need virtually by online chatting, phone call, or internet call (audio or Video) with a counsellor.
Learn more about CACCF Virtual Addiction Counselling.
melissa.wilson@options.bc.ca
The clubhouse program serves adults living with a mental illness. Provides a safe, supportive environment where you can socialize, participate in fun recreational activities, learn employment skills, and increase community involvement. Referrals through Surrey Mental Health and Substance Use, White Rock Mental Health and Substance Use. Call Surrey Mental Health at 604-953-4900 for registration.
9803 - 140 Street, Surrey BC (get directions to New Frontier Clubhouse)
604-581-6177
102 - 11950 80 Avenue, Delta BC (get directions to The Lighthouse)
604-597-8610
15877 Pacific Avenue, White Rock BC (get directions to the Whale House)
604-536-3480
Learn more about Clubhouses.
604-878-3400 info@familysmart.ca
Has peer support groups for parents or caregivers of children dealing with mental health issues. Also hosts workshops and events on parenting issues around mental health and wellbeing.
Learn more about Family Smart.
Foundry offers young people ages 12-24 health and wellness resources, services and supports – online and through integrated service centres in communities across BC.
Learn more about Foundry.
604-951-8855 1-877-820-7444 (Toll free)
Offers 24 hour support, crisis intervention and resource information.
Delta North:
129 - 6345 120 Street, Delta BC (get directions to Delta North Mental Health & Substance Use Services)
604-592-3700
Surrey:
(Gateway Station Tower, 11th Floor) 13401 108th Avenue, Surrey BC (get directions to Surrey Mental Health & Substance Use Services)
604-953-4900
White Rock/South Surrey:
Peace Arch Hospital - Russell Annex: 15521 Russell Avenue, White Rock BC (get directions to White Rock and South Surrey Mental Health & Substance Use Services)
604-541-6844
Provides community mental health and substance use services to individuals 19 or older. Wide range of services.
Learn more about Fraser Health—Mental Health & Substance Use Services.
Offers outpatient support recovery programs to individuals coping with drug and alcohol addictions. Also offers support to affected friends and family. Trained professionals offer free, confidential information, assessment, counseling and referral. Day and evening programs available. 76th ave location offers program in English, Punjabi, Hindi, Urdu and Spanish.
102 - 13670 94A Avenue, Surrey BC (get directions to Surrey Community Substance Use Services)
604-580-4950
13455 76 Avenue, Surrey BC (get directions to DIVERSEcity Community Substance Use Services)
604-547-1202
Learn more about Fraser Health Substance Use Services—Adult Outpatient.
Provides evidence-based mental health and substance use information you can trust. Has online online mental health screenings and more.
Learn more about Here to Help.
BC Children's Hospital - Healthy Minds Centre, Entrance #85, Room P3-302, 3rd floor, 4500 Oak Street, Vancouver BC (get directions to the Kelty Mental Health Resource Centre)
604-875-2084 keltycentre@cw.bc.ca
Helps families across the province navigate the mental health system, listen and offer peer support, and connect them to resources and tools.
Learn more about the Kelty Mental Health Resource Centre.
1-800-668-6868
Provides phone and text support to young people in both English and French. Also has good articles on their website about a variety of topics. For text help, CONNECT to 686868.
Learn more about the Kid's Help Line.
250-723-4050 (Adults/Elders)
250-723-2040 (Child/Youth)
1-800-588-8717 (Toll-free)
Provides 24/7 culturally-aware crisis support to Indigenous people in B.C.
Learn more about the KUU-US Crisis Line Society.
6275 203 Street, Langley BC (get directions to the Langley Youth Hub)
604-546-1130
Have a range of programs including harm reduction and substance use support, mental health help, and life skills. Offers medical care, counselling, peer support and mentorship, social skills development, and more. Also have free non-perishable food items for youths ages 12-24 Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:00 to 6:00PM. Visit the website for full calendar and more information.
Learn more about the Langley Youth Hub.
10697 135A Street, Surrey BC (get directions to the Lookout Mobile Health Van)
604-328-7610 positivepoint@lookoutsociety.ca
Mobile harm reduction outreach program. Harm reduction supplies, naloxone training and kits. Mobile Van runs 7 days a week, 8:00 AM to 11:00 PM. Positive Point distributes clean needles from the address listed. Seven days a week, noon to 4:00 PM.
Learn more about the Lookout Mobile Health Van.
105 - 13771 72A Avenue, Surrey BC (get directions to the Mental Health Consumer Advocacy Program)
778-735-1368 info@sourcesbc.ca
Support for people and families who self-identify as mental health consumers living in the Fraser Health region. Free-of-charge assistance with provincial programs (Income Assistance, PPMB, PWD, MNS), federal programs (OAS, GIS, CPP, CPP-D) and their reconsideration/ review tribunal, as well as tenancy issues.
Learn more about the Mental Health Consumer Advocacy Program.
1-833-804-8111
Get medication that prevents withdrawal symptoms and reduces the risk of overdose. Be connected to support that same day.
Learn more about the Opioid Treatment Access Line.
15521 Russell Avenue, White Rock BC (get directions to the Peace Point Overdose Prevention Site)
604-209-3672 lutendale@sourcesbc.ca
Safe consumption site, with harm reduction supplies and referrals to mental health and substance use services.
Learn more about the Peace Point Overdose Prevention Site.
13686 94A Avenue, Surrey BC (get directions to the Phoenix Society)
604-583-7166 admin@phoenixsociety.com
Wide range of services to help men and women exit the cycle of addiction, unemployment and homelessness.
Learn more about the Phoenix Society.
102 - 13670 94A Avenue, Surrey BC (get directions to the Roshni Clinic)
604-580-4950
Supportive adult (19 years and older) program for men and women of the South Asian community. Helps with issues involving alcohol and drug use. Services are provided in English, Punjabi and Hindi by health care providers who specialize in substance use disorder. Located within the Quibble Creek site.
Learn more about the Roshni Clinic.
2 - 10681 135A Street, Surrey BC (get directions to the Safepoint Supervised Consumption Site)
604-587-7898 feedback@fraserhealth.ca
Supervised consumption site monitored by a health care professional who can immediately treat overdoses. Provides harm reduction supplies, education and referrals to other social supports. Needle exchange; disposal of used needles. Open 7 am to 1 am daily.
Learn more about the Safepoint Supervised Consumption Site.
Unit #102 - 13670 94A Avenue, Surrey BC (get directions to the Sobering & Assessment Centre)
604-580-4950
A 24/7 client-centered program that addresses immediate needs for a safe environment to sober up. Maximum stay 23 hours. 20 individual mats for males, 4 mats for females, and 1 mat for youth (16+) available. Connects clients with services. Has a witnessed injection services site for clients from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM daily. Used needle drop off site. Safer injection kits, and harm reduction supplies available upon request 24 hrs/day.
Learn more about the Sobering & Assessment Centre @ Quibble Creek.
882 Maple Street, White Rock BC (get directions to Substance Use Services at Sources)
604-538-2522 suservices@sourcesbc.ca
Provides free confidential individual, family, and group counselling for anyone concerned about their own or someone else’s substance use. Intake hours weekdays from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. However, some evening services can also be made available.
Learn more about Substance Use Services at Sources.
1-800-Suicide or 1-800-784-2433
Trained volunteers provide emotional crisis support, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in over 140 languages. Also chat services available online as well as other crisis lines.
Learn more about the Suicide Help Line.
7277 King George, Surrey BC (get directions to the Sur Del Easy Does It Club)
778-564-7277 info@easydoesitclub.org
Hosts 12 step based programs for a variety of addictions.
Learn more about the Sur Del Easy Does It Club.
604-693-6500 1-866-913-0033 fnvsups@fnha.ca
Provides Indigenous people in BC with access to specialists in addictions medicine and psychiatry. This is a referral-based service and is available at no cost to all people in BC who identify as being Indigenous. This service is also available to the family members of Indigenous people, even if they are non-status.
Learn more about Virtual Substance Use & Psychiatry Service from the First Nations Health Authority.
Find mental health and addictions supports and information. Can help guide you in finding services throughout BC.
Learn more about Wellbeing.
Find lower cost and free counselling options.
04 - 12941 115 Avenue, Surrey BC (get directions to ASPIRE Counselling)
1-866-248-3868 ext. 6 counselling@muslimfoodbank.com
From Muslim Food Bank & Community Services Society, culturally informed counselling services designed to be affordable for clients.
Learn more about the ASPIRE Counselling.
1-877-779-2223 contact@bcbh.ca
BCBH offers Traumatic Loss Facilitation Training, Grief Education, 8-week traumatic loss support groups for suicide and homicide loss as well as drop-in peer support groups for Homicide Loss (in person in Surrey) and Pet Loss (online). Our Grief Helpline offers free and confidential grief support via phone or email, providing compassionate listening and referrals. Available Monday to Friday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, excluding holidays.
Learn more about the British Columbia Bereavement Helpline.
10635 King George Boulevard, Surrey BC (get directions to The Care Centre at NightShift)
604-953-1114 info@nightshiftministries.org
Access to affordable, confidential, professional counselling for individuals, couples or groups. Free, no-obligation intake interview and sliding-scale rates based on income.
Learn more about the The Care Centre @ NightShift.
Intake clinics at a number of sites around Surrey. Program includes individual therapy, group therapy, parenting programs and referrals to community agencies. Common issues addressed are anxiety problems, mood problems like depression or psychosis, severe behaviour problems, eating disorders, and chronic suicidality & self-harm.
Wednesday, 9 am-3:30 pm
15405 - 88 Avenue, Surrey BC (get directions to Cloverdale/Fleetwood Child and Youth Mental Health Intake Clinics)
604-951-5701
Wednesday, 9 am-3:30 pm
8 - 15355 102A Avenue, Surrey BC (get directions to Guildford Child and Youth Mental Health Intake Clinics)
604-586-2685
Wednesday, 9 am - 3:30 pm
200 - 13630 72 Avenue, Surrey BC (get directions to Newton Child and Youth Mental Health Intake Clinics)
604-501-3122
Wednesday, 9 am-3:30 pm
300-9900 King George Boulevard, Surrey BC (get directions to Surrey North Child and Youth Mental Health Intake Clinics)
604-951-5960
Tuesday 9 am - 5 pm
15455 Vine Avenue, White Rock BC (get directions to White Rock/South Surrey Child and Youth Mental Health Intake Clinics)
604-542-3900
Learn more about Child and Youth Mental Health Intake Clinics.
604-547-1202 intake@dcrs.ca
Offers a variety of counselling services to immigrants and refugees in Punjabi, Hindi, Urdu, Arabic, Spanish, Mandarin, Farsi and English. Services including family, child and youth mental health, sexual or family violence, and substance use counselling. Also offers a parenting group, a father's group, and help for newcomer youth needing overcoming mental health challenges.
Learn more about Counselling Programs at DiverseCity.
882 Maple Street, White Rock BC (get directions to Counselling Services at SourcesBC)
604-538-2522 counsellingservices@sourcesbc.ca
Offers counselling on a variety of topics. Fees may be subsidized. Patients of Family Physicians who are part of the White Rock/South Surrey Primary Care Network may refer to Sources for up to 8 funded counselling sessions. Also offers free Substance Use Services. Please inquire for more information.
Learn more about Counselling Services at SourcesBC.
604-660-4927 (Ministry of Children and Family Development)
Free if you qualify. Must be a resident of Surrey with children under 18 years of age. Self-referral (families must be referred by Ministry of Children and Family Development, but must call MCFD to request referral) MCFD intake line: 604-660-4927.
Learn more about Family Counselling at Options.
1-877-857-3397 Here2Talk@gov.bc.ca
Connects students with mental health support when they need it. Through this program, all students currently registered in a B.C. post-secondary institution have access to free, confidential counselling and community referral services, conveniently available 24/7 via app, phone and web.
Learn more about Here2Talk.
7134 King George Boulevard, Surrey BC (get directions to Mosaic Surrey Newcomers’ Centre)
236-521-7080 women.support@mosaicbc.org victim.support@mosaicbc.org
Provides a range of counselling and support for newcomers.
Learn more about the Mosaic Surrey Newcomers’ Centre.
778-321-3054 hello@movingforward.help
Offering online and telephone counselling options. Free telephone support provided by supervised interns for anyone who may be struggling emotionally while in self-isolation. Services for all ages and any concerns including addictions, mental health, trauma, violence, parenting, relationships and more. Sliding scale fees and no one is turned away due to financial circumstances. Staff speak a variety of languages.
Learn more about Moving Forward Family Services.
604-531-7484 contactus@pahospicesociety.org
Provides many programs & services free of charge including: individual and group counselling support (in-person or via telephone or videoconference) to residents of White Rock / South Surrey who are grieving for the loss of a loved one, experiencing end-of-life, or have a family member or friend who is dying. Supportive Care Centre is currently also open to the public for physical, in-person meetings.
Learn more about the Peace Arch Hospice Society.
9815 140 Street, Surrey BC (get directions to Sexual Abuse Counselling Centre at Options)
604-584-5811 ext. 1301 info@options.bc.ca
Short and long-term counseling to Surrey children and youth (ages 3-18) who have experienced or been exposed to sexual abuse. Also offers support and psycho-educational information to non-offending family members and caregivers. Self referral welcome.
Learn more about Sexual Abuse Counselling Centre at Options.
(4th Floor, Room 4350) 250 - 13450 102 Avenue, Surrey BC (get directions to the SFU Surrey Counselling Centre)
778-706-0085 reginfo@sfu.ca
Free individual and group counselling to adults, seniors, youth and school-aged children who live in Surrey and the Lower Mainland. Staffed by a dedicated team of Counsellor-educators and trainees from the SFU Master's Program in Counselling Psychology.
Learn more about the SFU Surrey Counselling Centre.
5748 176 Street, Surrey BC (get directions to Soul Matters Counselling)
250-221-2015 info@soulmatters.ca
Offering counselling to those who need it but cannot necessarily afford private practice rates. Our interns are dedicated volunteers completing their Masters of Arts degree in Counselling and Psychology from recognized universities.
Learn more about Soul Matters Counselling.
9815 140 Street, Surrey BC (get directions to Suicide Prevention, Education and Counselling)
604-584-5811 and ask for a SPEAC intake worker or dial ext. 11366. speacintake@options.bc.ca
For children and youth, 18 and under, who are at moderate to high risk of suicide. Free and open to residents of Surrey, White Rock and Langley. Provides suicide risk assessment, crisis intervention and short-term counseling. Also presents suicide prevention workshops to schools and other groups.
Learn more about Suicide Prevention, Education and Counselling.
Find help during your pregnancy and in your first months of parenting.
Offers a "Find a Midwife" search tool. Allows expectant parents to find licensed midwives in their area. Midwifes listed here meet BC's legal and professional standards.
Learn more about Midwife Finder tool by Midwives Association of BC.
#801 – 13737 96 Ave Surrey, BC V3V 0C6 (get directions to the Surrey Prenatal Clinic)
778-395-0085
Doctor Referral Required. Provides prenatal care for expectant mothers. This includes services like routine check-ups, ultrasounds, education on pregnancy and childbirth, and support for various health concerns during pregnancy.
Learn more about Surrey Prenatal Clinic.
5-9655 137 St 1st floor, Surrey, BC V3T 4G8 (get directions to Bornfident Midwifery)
236-818-1560
Registration Required. Service covered by MSP (Medical Service Plan.) Offers postpartum care for six weeks for mother & newborn. Also offers first-week home visit, baby check-ups, breastfeeding support, mental Health Assessment. Strongly recommend early booking once you know your due date.
Learn more about Bornfident Midwifery.info@Bornfidentmidwifery.com
Find lower-cost options for veterinary care or temporary foster care.
778-991-7729 kathy@pawsforhope.org
Better Together provides subsidized veterinary care for low-income families through partnered clinics. Better Together is a cost sharing program, where Paws for Hope covers 80% of veterinary costs, while families copay 20%. Once enrolled, families can access supports ongoingly, and also be connected to other social services.
Learn more about Better Together - Paws For Hope.
604-506-9297 cassie@pawsforhope.org
A crisis foster care program that provides temporary safe care for pets of individuals who are in crisis, including escaping violence—creating safety for people and their pets.
Learn more about No Pet Left Behind.
205 - 13340 Smallwood Place, Richmond BC (get directions to the RAPS Animal Hospital)
604-242-1666 animalhospital@rapsbc.com
Not-for-profit animal hospital. Offers a range of services and profits support other animal rescue services.
Learn more about RAPS Animal Hospital.
778-589-8552 surreycats@shaw.ca
Offers help with the cost of spaying or neutering cats. Also offer a pet food bank at the Surrey Food Bank.
Learn more about Surrey Cats.
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