Child and Teen Activities
City of Surrey – Youth Programs
youth@surrey.ca
Variety of events and programs across Surrey. Check the website for the latest. Free recreation centre youth membership gives you access to drop-in activities and to our youth spaces.
Learn more about City of Surrey youth programs.
Family & Teen Programming @ Tong Louie Family YMCA
14988 57 Avenue, Surrey,BC (get directions to the Tong Louie Family YMCA)
604-575-9622 info@gv.ymca.ca
The YMCA has a wide range of fun programming for all ages. Combined with the YMCA Financial Assistance program there are a lot of great and affordable options for all.
Learn more about Tong Louie Family YMCA.
Family Resource Program
For parents, grandparents or caregivers of children (birth to 6 years old) who want to connect with other families and learn from Early Childhood Educators. There are also listings for each of the Family Resource Programs locations in the education section, as well as a listing for the similar Semiahmoo Family Place.
Learn more about the Family Resource Program.
Fraser Heights Chess Club
10929 160 Street, Surrey BC (get directions to the Fraser Heights Chess Club)
FraserHeightsChess@gmail.com
Club accommodates children at a wide range of chess ability. Great place to develop new chess abilities.
Learn more about the Fraser Heights Chess Club.
Langley Youth Hub
6275 203rd Street, Langley BC (get directions to the Langley Youth Hub)
604-546-1130 support@encompass-supports.com
Have a variety of recreation programs for youths (ages 12-24), as well as programs addressing substance use, mental health, job seeking, and life skills. LGBTQ2S+ drop in.
Learn more about the Langley Youth Hub.
Red Fox Recreation & Leadership Programs
604-343-6536 info@redfoxsociety.org
Provides fun all-ages recreation programs for children and families. Also have leadership and employment skills programs for teens at schools across Surrey. All programs are free for participants. Contact Red Fox to find a current list of locations.
Learn more about the Red Fox Society.
Strong Start
Offered at most elementary schools. It is a free early learning program for preschool-aged children and their parent or caregiver. Offers learning activities to help get ready for success in kindergarten.
Learn more about Strong Start.
Surrey Libraries
Surrey Libraries offers a range of free programs across Surrey at our branches. You can see what is coming up on our website or grab a paper calendar next time you are at your local branch. Programs include things like storytimes, book clubs, extra reading help, and craft programs.
Find Surrey Libraries programs.
Surrey Youth Resource Centres @ PCRS
City Centre Youth Hub: 10453 Whalley Boulevard, Surrey BC (get directions to City Centre Youth Hub)
604-587-8100 ccyh@pcrs.ca
Newton Youth Resource Centre: 114 - 13479 76th Avenue, Surrey BC (get directions to the Newton Youth Resource Centre)
604-592-6200 nyrcreception@pcrs.ca
Provides one-stop access for youth and families to access drop-in resource rooms for support, food, laundry, showers as well as programming for social, health, education, housing, substance use support, employment, and life skills services.
Learn more about the Surrey Youth Resource Centres.
The Youth Space
1845 154 Street, Surrey BC (get directions to the Youth Space)
778-545-9188 youthspace@alexhouse.net
The Youth Space is a safe, sober, and inclusive space for youth ages 10-24 in Bakerview Park, Surrey. All our activities and events are run by local youth in community, based off their own passions and interests. Also have supports for accessing education, employment and more.
Learn more about the Youth Space.
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