A multi-disciplinary and evidence-informed approach to support 13-19 year old youth who are in need of more urgent or intensive mental health and/or substance use services. Outreach workers can provide services in the community.

YURT is for youth experiencing the following:
• Acute disturbance in mood, thinking or behavior which might manifest with suicidal ideation, mood problems or psychotic symptoms
• Moderate to severe primary substance use with or without mental illness
• Functional challenges associated with housing, income and health
• Difficulties accessing health and social services

Whatever is a drop-in program for 2SLGBTQIA+ youth and offers a supportive, caring environment in which to hang out and be heard. This drop-in takes place at West Vancouver’s newest youth space – the Youth Hub at Park Royal Mall. The Youth Hub is a great place to hang out, watch movies, play pool, and more.

Capilano Community Services offers the following for youth programs:

• One to one support
• Outreach in schools
• Outreach in the community
• Safe & fun drop-in programs

Capilano youth services are available to all youth in the Upper and Lower Capilano, Pemberton, Pemberton Heights, and Norgate area. However, please contact them if you require services in another geographic area, as they may be able to provide a referral to other community organizations.

Parkgate Community Services Society’s Youth Outreach Workers will meet youth almost anywhere at almost any time. If you are youth and you feel that you need to talk to someone right away, contact one of the Youth Outreach Workers below. If they are not immediately available, they will connect you with another team member, youth worker or appropriate resource.

How can Youth Outreach Workers help you? They can assist you in the following ways:
– Help you take charge of your life
– Connect you with what is happening for youth in the community
– Teach you skills that will help you at school, at work and at home
– Show you how to accomplish your dreams
– Provide workshops on topics like leadership training, drugs & alcohol, etc.
– Help you with family problems
– Help you with girl or guy problems
– Stick up for you when no one else will
– Help you with your problems, no matter how big or small, when you don’t seem to have anywhere else to turn

Capilano Community Services offers the following for youth programs:

• One to one support
• Outreach in schools
• Outreach in the community
• Safe & fun drop-in programs

Capilano youth services are available to all youth in the Upper and Lower Capilano, Pemberton, Pemberton Heights, and Norgate area. However, please contact them if you require services in another geographic area, as they may be able to provide a referral to other community organizations.

The Youth Centre Coordinator at Parkgate Community Centre organizes/supervises both preteen and teen drop-ins. The coordinator is a great resource if you need support on a Friday and/or Saturday evening with a crisis, safe place to chill, or just want someone to chat with.

In addition, the coordinator is always looking for new ideas to make Parkgate’s spaces more youth friendly, so if you have a great idea for a drop-in they would love to work with you to make it happen!

The Impact North Shore Youth Department has been serving school aged youth and emerging adults on the north shore since 2001. Through a hands on approach, their diverse and experienced staff are committed to creating safe spaces of engagement and growth.

INS’s programming meets youths’ needs wherever they may be in their journey, either through group work or one-on-one support. They strive to promote inclusion, community, diversity, education, and volunteerism.

Sindy is the Youth Coordinator & Facilitator at Impact North Shore. One-on-one support is available all year round.

Youth Engagement Worker
Mountainside Secondary School

Youth Engagement Worker
Mountainside Secondary School

Youth Engagement Worker
Mountainside Secondary School

The Impact North Shore Youth Department has been serving school aged youth and emerging adults on the north shore since 2001. Through a hands on approach, their diverse and experienced staff are committed to creating safe spaces of engagement and growth.

INS programming meets youths’ needs wherever they may be in their journey, either through group work or one-on-one support. They strive to promote inclusion, community, diversity, education, and volunteerism.

Meike is the Get Connected Case Manager at the North Shore Multicultural Society. One-on-one support is available all year round.

The West Vancouver Youth Services team offers various activities, programs, and services for youth from grades 6 to 12. Visit their website at westvancouver.ca/youth to learn more about opportunities for youth, special events, 1:1 and group support, youth committees, and their dedicated youth spaces. Youth Outreach Workers can offer 1:1 support and group support, referrals, and community engagement.

Parkgate Community Services Society’s Youth Outreach Workers will meet youth almost anywhere at almost any time. If you are youth and you feel that you need to talk to someone right away, contact one of the Youth Outreach Workers below. If they are not immediately available, they will connect you with another team member, youth worker or appropriate resource.

How can Youth Outreach Workers help you? They can assist you in the following ways:
– Help you take charge of your life
– Connect you with what is happening for youth in the community
– Teach you skills that will help you at school, at work and at home
– Show you how to accomplish your dreams
– Provide workshops on topics like leadership training, drugs and alcohol, etc.
– Help you with family problems
– Help you with girl or guy problems
– Stick up for you when no one else will
– Help you with your problems, no matter how big or small, when you don’t seem to have anywhere else to turn

Impact North Shore (formerly North Shore Multicultural Society) helps youth and their families learn about and understand the systems and services available in Canada. They are a not-for-profit agency providing a full range of individual and group services including: settlement information and orientation, English language, employment and diversity services. Their mission is to help you achieve a working knowledge of Canadian social, economic and cultural systems.

The INS Youth Department has been serving school ages youth and emerging adults on the North Shore since 2001. Through a hands-on approach, diverse and experienced staff are committed to creating safe spaces of engagement and growth.

Programming meets youths’ needs wherever they may be in their journey, either through group work or one-on-one support. They strive to promote inclusion, community, diversity, education and volunteerism.

The Life Success Program provides transitional housing and support to assist homeless young adults, ages 18-24, to acquire the skills needed to live independently. Key areas of focus include employment, education, interpersonal relationships and community integration. The Life Success program gives homeless youth a chance to get on their feet, build skills, and form a web of community resources around them while being encouraged and supported in creating a healthy and balanced lifestyle.

Transition Support Workers help the youth cultivate a sense of belonging, build social relationships and integrate in the community. Youth build a sense of self-competency through skill acquisition, and the program creates opportunities for success that will motivate further achievement thus ending the cycle of homelessness.

Hollyburn Family Services provides a number of community-based services to youth and families on the North Shore. Hollyburn has skilled Youth Workers and Family Counsellors who assist youth and families in a variety of programs.

The KEY Program supports youth in grades 8 – 10. Students pursue their junior high school education in an environment designed to help them engage in social, emotional and academic learning. The program is intended for youth who struggle with the requirements of the mainstream school system, and have difficulty connecting with the traditional classroom environment, structure, and behavioural expectations.

Three agencies (NVSD, Hollyburn, and PLEA) collaborate to provide each student with direct external support services on an individualized needs basis. Staff offer a holistic approach—taking into account the student’s performance at school, as well as the contributing factors of home and community life that affect each student’s outlook.

Referrals to KEY are initiated by the School Based Resource Team (SBRT) at one of the 6 mainstream high-schools in North Vancouver. Students coming from out of district will need to first register with the school district at the NVSD Education Services Centre at 2121 Lonsdale Ave. All out of district requests for Mountainside Secondary School will be screened by the District Resource Team for appropriate fit, with priority given to students from the North Vancouver School District.

Any further inquiries can be directed to Jeremy Church, Principal of Mountainside Secondary School, at 604-903-3333 or by e-mailing jchurch@nvsd44.bc.ca, or Brad Baker, District Principal, at 604-903-3444, or by e-mailing bbaker@nvsd44.bc.ca.

A multi-disciplinary and evidence-informed approach to support 13-19 year old youth who are in need of more urgent or intensive mental health and/or substance use services. Outreach workers can provide services in the community.

YURT is for youth experiencing the following:
• Acute disturbance in mood, thinking or behavior which might manifest with suicidal ideation, mood problems or psychotic symptoms
• Moderate to severe primary substance use with or without mental illness
• Functional challenges associated with housing, income and health
• Difficulties accessing health and social services

Big Sisters are women (age 19 or older) who spend 2-4 hours a week for a minimum of one year with their Little Sister (age 7-17) in a one to one mentoring friendship. Each Big & Little Sister match gets together once a week to participate in fun activities they both enjoy such as crafts, sports, going to the beach, watching movies or simply hanging out and spending time together! Big Sisters group activities are also offered each month.

Little Sisters can be referred by parents/guardians, counsellors, social workers, teachers, etc. Little Sisters may come from a variety of family backgrounds including single parent or two parent families, temporary or permanent care.

Capilano Youth Services provides services to youth age 10 to 24, with particular focus on the potentially at risk youth population. Our Youth Outreach Workers meet with youth in schools and in the community to provide drug and alcohol prevention awareness, advocacy, support and to facilitate referrals to other agencies and access to services. One of our primary goals is to create opportunities to identify youth potentially at-risk and provide support to the youth and their families. Capilano Youth Services offers the following programs:

•One to One Support
•Outreach in Schools
•Outreach in the Community

Capilano Youth Services are available to all youth in the Upper and Lower Capilano area. However, please contact us if you require services in another geographic area, as we may be able to provide a referral to other community organizations.

Whatever is a drop-in program for 2SLGBTQIA+ youth and offers a supportive, caring environment in which to hang out and be heard. This drop-in takes place at West Vancouver’s newest youth space – the Youth Hub at Park Royal Mall. The Youth Hub is a great place to hang out, watch movies, play pool, and more.

Capilano Community Services offers the following for youth programs:

• One to one support
• Outreach in schools
• Outreach in the community
• Safe & fun drop-in programs

Capilano youth services are available to all youth in the Upper and Lower Capilano, Pemberton, Pemberton Heights, and Norgate area. However, please contact them if you require services in another geographic area, as they may be able to provide a referral to other community organizations.

Parkgate Community Services Society’s Youth Outreach Workers will meet youth almost anywhere at almost any time. If you are youth and you feel that you need to talk to someone right away, contact one of the Youth Outreach Workers below. If they are not immediately available, they will connect you with another team member, youth worker or appropriate resource.

How can Youth Outreach Workers help you? They can assist you in the following ways:
– Help you take charge of your life
– Connect you with what is happening for youth in the community
– Teach you skills that will help you at school, at work and at home
– Show you how to accomplish your dreams
– Provide workshops on topics like leadership training, drugs and alcohol, etc.
– Help you with family problems
– Help you with girl or guy problems
– Stick up for you when no one else will
– Help you with your problems, no matter how big or small, when you don’t seem to have anywhere else to turn

Parkgate Community Services Society (PCSS) employs two full-time Seymour Youth Outreach Workers and a full-time Youth Services Supervisor (funded by DNV). PCSS operates and provides services through the Youth Centre at Parkgate Community Centre.

Big Sisters are women (age 19 or older) who spend 2-4 hours a week for a minimum of one year with their Little Sister (age 7-17) in a one to one mentoring friendship. Each Big & Little Sister match gets together once a week to participate in fun activities they both enjoy such as crafts, sports, going to the beach, watching movies or simply hanging out and spending time together! Big Sisters group activities are also offered each month.

Little Sisters can be referred by parents/guardians, counsellors, social workers, teachers, etc. Little Sisters may come from a variety of family backgrounds including single parent or two parent families, temporary or permanent care.

If you are in crisis, or just need someone to listen, please call on North Shore Neighbourhood House (NSNH). Their youth outreach workers are trained to provide support, guidance and referrals in a non-judgmental way. Their goal is to make you feel safe, supported and respected.

NSNH outreach workers can help you with:
•One-to-one support, temporary or ongoing
•Drug and alcohol education
•School problems
•Family issues
•Job and resume skills
•Providing advocacy and information
•Referrals to other services
•And lots more!

They are also available for group presentations. Please contact one of the Youth Outreach Workers for more information.

Capilano Youth Services provides services to youth age 10 to 24, with particular focus on the potentially at risk youth population. Our Youth Outreach Workers meet with youth in schools and in the community to provide drug and alcohol prevention awareness, advocacy, support and to facilitate referrals to other agencies and access to services. One of our primary goals is to create opportunities to identify youth potentially at-risk and provide support to the youth and their families. Capilano Youth Services offers the following programs:

•One to One Support
•Outreach in Schools
•Outreach in the Community

Capilano Youth Services are available to all youth in the Upper and Lower Capilano area. However, please contact us if you require services in another geographic area, as we may be able to provide a referral to other community organizations.

Hollyburn Family Services provides a number of community-based services to youth and families on the North Shore. Hollyburn has skilled Youth Workers and Family Counsellors who assist youth and families in a variety of programs.

Whatever is a drop-in program for 2SLGBTQIA+ youth and offers a supportive, caring environment in which to hang out and be heard. This drop-in takes place at West Vancouver’s newest youth space – the Youth Hub at Park Royal Mall. The Youth Hub is a great place to hang out, watch movies, play pool, and more.

The Impact North Shore Youth Department has been serving school aged youth and emerging adults on the north shore since 2001. Through a hands on approach, their diverse and experienced staff are committed to creating safe spaces of engagement and growth.

INS’s programming meets youths’ needs wherever they may be in their journey, either through group work or one-on-one support. They strive to promote inclusion, community, diversity, education, and volunteerism.

Sindy is the Youth Coordinator & Facilitator at Impact North Shore. One-on-one support is available all year round.

The Impact North Shore Youth Department has been serving school aged youth and emerging adults on the north shore since 2001. Through a hands on approach, their diverse and experienced staff are committed to creating safe spaces of engagement and growth.

INS programming meets youths’ needs wherever they may be in their journey, either through group work or one-on-one support. They strive to promote inclusion, community, diversity, education, and volunteerism.

Meike is the Get Connected Case Manager at the North Shore Multicultural Society. One-on-one support is available all year round.

Impact North Shore (formerly North Shore Multicultural Society) helps youth and their families learn about and understand the systems and services available in Canada. They are a not-for-profit agency providing a full range of individual and group services including: settlement information and orientation, English language, employment and diversity services. Their mission is to help you achieve a working knowledge of Canadian social, economic and cultural systems.

The INS Youth Department has been serving school ages youth and emerging adults on the North Shore since 2001. Through a hands-on approach, diverse and experienced staff are committed to creating safe spaces of engagement and growth.

Programming meets youths’ needs wherever they may be in their journey, either through group work or one-on-one support. They strive to promote inclusion, community, diversity, education and volunteerism.

Whatever is a drop-in program for 2SLGBTQIA+ youth and offers a supportive, caring environment in which to hang out and be heard. This drop-in takes place at West Vancouver’s newest youth space – the Youth Hub at Park Royal Mall. The Youth Hub is a great place to hang out, watch movies, play pool, and more.

QMUNITY Youth Program is a safe place for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, two-spirit, intersex, queer, questioning youth. The Youth Program provides information, support and referrals to queer youth as well as resources for family, friends, and professionals.

QMUNITY Youth Program also provides weekly drop-ins (Weds 4-6PM and Fri 6-9PM), leadership training, and special events such as youth dances for youth between the ages of 14 and 25 years, as well as one-to-one peer support for youth 25 years of age of under. The Youth Program also provides PrideSpeaks which are anti-homophobia/transphobia workshops for students K – 12, colleges, universities, and youth communities.

Youth lead in program development through committees, PrideSpeak leadership, surveys, and through ongoing input on regular activities.

Whatever is a drop-in program for 2SLGBTQIA+ youth and offers a supportive, caring environment in which to hang out and be heard. This drop-in takes place at West Vancouver’s newest youth space – the Youth Hub at Park Royal Mall. The Youth Hub is a great place to hang out, watch movies, play pool, and more.

The Youth Centre Coordinator at Parkgate Community Centre organizes/supervises both preteen and teen drop-ins. The coordinator is a great resource if you need support on a Friday and/or Saturday evening with a crisis, safe place to chill, or just want someone to chat with.

In addition, the coordinator is always looking for new ideas to make Parkgate’s spaces more youth friendly, so if you have a great idea for a drop-in they would love to work with you to make it happen!

The goal of this project is to equip youth on Bowen Island with basic cooking and kitchen skills, as well as raise their awareness of the importance of good nutrition. Teamwork and leadership will also be encouraged. The program takes place at the Bowen Island Youth Centre (BIYC).

The BIYC has a full kitchen and Felicity Buskard, who is on staff as a youth worker is also a trained chef. She, along with Kat Bernards (also a great chef and youth worker) run the course. They are both Foodsafe certified.

Right next to Gleneagles Community Centre, the Adventure Park is for adrenaline seekers, with dirt jumps and stunt zones for mountain bikers and BMX riders, a concrete skate park for skateboarders and an area to hang out with friends.

Features include: concrete skateboard bowl, wooden ladder features, dirt jumps, variety of stunt features and a social area.

The Parkgate SK8 Park is unique with a combination of bowl and street elements. The skate park was officially opened in the fall of 2000, and attracts hundreds of youth year round! Participants need to provide their own skateboard, helmet, knee and elbow pads. Helmets are mandatory and it is highly recommended that skaters wear other safety equipment.

■ Approximately 5,500 square feet
■ Concrete finish
■ Coping, street-style elements around the perimeter
■ Lighting and benches
■ Adjacent to outdoor sports court and indoor Youth Centre
■ Freestyle area with mini 1/4
■ Big 45 degree wedge bank
■ Pyramid with flat bar
■ Seven-foot deep keyhole joined at one side with a spines to four and a half mini half with capsule end
■ Joined on one side with hip to six-foot mini half with capsule end
■ Continuous metal coping throughout

Youth Unlimited North Shore (YU North Shore) is the only organization on the North Shore that cares for the physical, mental, social, emotional, and spiritual needs of vulnerable youth in the community and the local church.

YU North Shore provides a multitude of opportunities for fun and transformational connection for local youth (Ages 10 to 24) through relevant programs (TACO Tuesday boardgames night, Mental Health Discussion Group), community partnerships (City Fest, Mobile Youth Drop-In RV), school partnerships (After-School Jams, Cooking Club) and long-term one-on-one mentorships.

Youth Unlimited is a faith-based organization and is interested in genuine connections with young people to support them on their turf with the help they need. YU North Shore staff seek to provide relational care that is consistent, understanding, authentic, non-judgmental, and empathetic.

The West Vancouver Youth Services team offers various activities, programs, and services for youth from grades 6 to 12. Visit their website at westvancouver.ca/youth to learn more about opportunities for youth, special events, 1:1 and group support, youth committees, and their dedicated youth spaces. Youth Outreach Workers can offer 1:1 support and group support, referrals, and community engagement.

Youth aged 12-18 are welcome to stay for an hour, the whole night or just use the place as somewhere to meet up with friends before going out. Everyone is free to come and go as they please. During drop-ins, there are always things going on such as street hockey, skate sessions, BBQs, movies, gaming, and lots of goofing around! Ultimately, you’re sure to find someone and something that fits with where you’re at.

A fully functional mobile skateboard park in the car park of the youth centre is open the same hours as the centre.

If you turn up and want to make something new happen, there are always friendly, fun-loving Youth Workers on hand to help spontaneously facilitate activities and offer quality advice.

A fun and chill spot for pre-teens in grades 6 and 7 to hang out and visit with your friends two afternoons a week. Centre-based youth workers supervise the Bay Scene so you can play sports and games, watch movies, do arts and crafts, and more in a welcoming environment.

Bay Scene Late Night:
The Bay Scene also offers a “Late Night” program for pre-teens interested in additional supervised adventures each Friday evening, ranging from sports and dances, to pizza nights and field trips to local attractions. With a variety of cool activities to choose from such as these and more, there are many reasons to check this program out!

Spend time with friends, meet new people, play pool or ping-pong, get help with your school work, or even set up a time for your band to jam! A truly versatile space, there is never a shortage of things to do at the Youth Lounge!

Cool, friendly centre-based youth workers supervise the Youth Lounge and can connect you to volunteer opportunities, youth-led community groups, and important resources and information.

Pre-teen Drop-in (Grades 6 & 7)
Monday & Wednesday 3 – 5:30pm
Friday 3 – 7pm

Youth Drop-in (Grades 8 – 12)
Wednesday 3 – 5:30pm
Friday 3 – 10pm
Saturday 5 – 10pm

Drop-in and shoot some hoops! We meet every Saturday from 8:00pm – 10:30 pm at the Parkgate Youth Centre. This drop-in is free for 13 – 19 year olds.

Drop-ins include a free snack and are facilitated by trained adult professionals.

Bored? Come and hang out! There’s free food (BBQ most nights), games, challenges, movies and great Youth Workers.

Parkgate Youth Centre is open every Friday and Saturday night from 7pm – 10:30 pm.

Drop-ins include a free snack and are facilitated by trained adult professionals.

Parkgate Community Services Society (PCSS) employs two full-time Seymour Youth Outreach Workers and a full-time Youth Services Supervisor (funded by DNV). PCSS operates and provides services through the Youth Centre at Parkgate Community Centre.

Big Sisters are women (age 19 or older) who spend 2-4 hours a week for a minimum of one year with their Little Sister (age 7-17) in a one to one mentoring friendship. Each Big & Little Sister match gets together once a week to participate in fun activities they both enjoy such as crafts, sports, going to the beach, watching movies or simply hanging out and spending time together! Big Sisters group activities are also offered each month.

Little Sisters can be referred by parents/guardians, counsellors, social workers, teachers, etc. Little Sisters may come from a variety of family backgrounds including single parent or two parent families, temporary or permanent care.

Lynn Valley RecCentre is one of the Youth Centre sites for North Shore Neighbourhood House.

A drop in for ages 10-13 years runs through the school year. The Lynn Valley RecCentre is located at the corner of Mountain Hwy & Frederick.

The John Braithwaite Community Centre is one of the Youth Centre sites for North Shore Neighbourhood House.

Mon 6-9:30pm (Youth)

Tues 3-5pm (Pre-teen), 6-9:30pm (Youth)

Wed-Thurs 3-9:30pm (Youth)

Fri 3-11pm (Youth), Drop-In Gym 7-10pm

Sat 6-11pm (Youth), Drop-In Gym 7-10pm

If you are in crisis, or just need someone to listen, please call on North Shore Neighbourhood House (NSNH). Their youth outreach workers are trained to provide support, guidance and referrals in a non-judgmental way. Their goal is to make you feel safe, supported and respected.

NSNH outreach workers can help you with:
•One-to-one support, temporary or ongoing
•Drug and alcohol education
•School problems
•Family issues
•Job and resume skills
•Providing advocacy and information
•Referrals to other services
•And lots more!

They are also available for group presentations. Please contact one of the Youth Outreach Workers for more information.

Capilano Youth Services provides services to youth age 10 to 24, with particular focus on the potentially at risk youth population. Our Youth Outreach Workers meet with youth in schools and in the community to provide drug and alcohol prevention awareness, advocacy, support and to facilitate referrals to other agencies and access to services. One of our primary goals is to create opportunities to identify youth potentially at-risk and provide support to the youth and their families. Capilano Youth Services offers the following programs:

•One to One Support
•Outreach in Schools
•Outreach in the Community

Capilano Youth Services are available to all youth in the Upper and Lower Capilano area. However, please contact us if you require services in another geographic area, as we may be able to provide a referral to other community organizations.

The KEY Program supports youth in grades 8 – 10. Students pursue their junior high school education in an environment designed to help them engage in social, emotional and academic learning. The program is intended for youth who struggle with the requirements of the mainstream school system, and have difficulty connecting with the traditional classroom environment, structure, and behavioural expectations.

Three agencies (NVSD, Hollyburn, and PLEA) collaborate to provide each student with direct external support services on an individualized needs basis. Staff offer a holistic approach—taking into account the student’s performance at school, as well as the contributing factors of home and community life that affect each student’s outlook.

Referrals to KEY are initiated by the School Based Resource Team (SBRT) at one of the 6 mainstream high-schools in North Vancouver. Students coming from out of district will need to first register with the school district at the NVSD Education Services Centre at 2121 Lonsdale Ave. All out of district requests for Mountainside Secondary School will be screened by the District Resource Team for appropriate fit, with priority given to students from the North Vancouver School District.

Any further inquiries can be directed to Jeremy Church, Principal of Mountainside Secondary School, at 604-903-3333 or by e-mailing jchurch@nvsd44.bc.ca, or Brad Baker, District Principal, at 604-903-3444, or by e-mailing bbaker@nvsd44.bc.ca.

Impact North Shore (formerly North Shore Multicultural Society) helps youth and their families learn about and understand the systems and services available in Canada. They are a not-for-profit agency providing a full range of individual and group services including: settlement information and orientation, English language, employment and diversity services. Their mission is to help you achieve a working knowledge of Canadian social, economic and cultural systems.

The INS Youth Department has been serving school ages youth and emerging adults on the North Shore since 2001. Through a hands-on approach, diverse and experienced staff are committed to creating safe spaces of engagement and growth.

Programming meets youths’ needs wherever they may be in their journey, either through group work or one-on-one support. They strive to promote inclusion, community, diversity, education and volunteerism.

Youth Unlimited North Shore (YU North Shore) is the only organization on the North Shore that cares for the physical, mental, social, emotional, and spiritual needs of vulnerable youth in the community and the local church.

YU North Shore provides a multitude of opportunities for fun and transformational connection for local youth (Ages 10 to 24) through relevant programs (TACO Tuesday boardgames night, Mental Health Discussion Group), community partnerships (City Fest, Mobile Youth Drop-In RV), school partnerships (After-School Jams, Cooking Club) and long-term one-on-one mentorships.

Youth Unlimited is a faith-based organization and is interested in genuine connections with young people to support them on their turf with the help they need. YU North Shore staff seek to provide relational care that is consistent, understanding, authentic, non-judgmental, and empathetic.