Children & teens
- The basics
- Do it yourself
- FAQ
- Who can help
- Links
- Legislation/Court rules
Links
Clicklaw
Website aimed at enhancing access to justice in BC links to legal information and education designed for the public from 24 contributor organizations, as well as selected others.
Child Abuse Prevention website (Ministry of Children and Family Development)
A two-part website: "Preventing Child Abuse in your Community" sets out what everyone can do to prevent child abuse, and "Just for Teens" helps teens find the resources and support they need.
Extended Family Program
Describes the Extended Family Program, which replaced the Child in the Home of a Relative benefits program offered by the Ministry of Housing and Social Development. Offers services and financial supports to help improve outcomes for children and youth.
Families Change (Justice Education Society)
Clear and objective information that appeals to young people — a Justice Education Society of BC website that includes A Kids Guide to Separation and Divorce (for children aged 5–12) and A Teen Guide to Parental Separation and Divorce.
Family Justice (Ministry of Attorney General)
Basic information on family law topics and alternatives to court for family disputes.
Representative for Children and Youth
Information for children, youth, and families who need help dealing with the child welfare system.
Shelternet
Information in 10 languages about understanding abuse, finding a shelter, and the effects of abuse on teens and children. Includes the telephone numbers of shelters across Canada.