Stop Exploiting Youth (SEY)

Available in Surrey

The SEY program supports youth to exit a situation or lifestyle in which they are being, or are at risk of being, sexually exploited.

Program Features

The SEY Program provides:

Case management
Support services
Flexible hours of operation
Creative, intensive, and individualized support for youth
Connections to supportive community, family, and services
Consultation with community agencies regarding the needs of sexually exploited youth

SEY workers arrange to meet with youth in their communities. The length of service is based on each youth’s needs. It can range from one to six months, with the possibility of an extension. Hours are also flexible to accommodate the youth’s needs.

Program Details

WHO IS ELIGIBLE?

SEY provides services to youth of all genders:

Ages 13 through 18
Who are living or spending time in Surrey, Cloverdale, or Delta
Who are disconnected from mainstream services and/or their families
For whom sufficient information is available to support a belief that they are being sexually exploited

LOCATIONS

City Centre Youth Hub

10453 Whalley Blvd.
Surrey, BC V3T 5B1

WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT?

In 2013, the majority of the youth involved responded that they had a greater connectedness to services, community, school and/or family at the time of discharge.

THIS PROGRAM IS FUNDED BY

Contact Information

City Centre Youth Hub
10453 Whalley Blvd., Surrey
Phone: 604-587-8100

How To Apply

A helping service professional, friend or parent can make a referral to the Pacific Community Resources’ SEY Program by completing and submitting a referral form. Youth may also self-refer.

Referral forms and brochures are available by contacting one of the Surrey Youth Resource Centres.

Surrey Youth Services Intake Form

Fill out the attached form and one of our workers will be in contact with you soon.

Intake Form

Section 1: Participant Information
Youth of Focus*
Date of Birth*
Address
Street Address City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country
Phone
Gender
Ethnicity
Email
Languages Spoken
Emergency Contact
Name
Phone Number
MCFD Status
- TCO
- CCO
- YAG
- VCA
Other
Section 2: Programs
PCRS Programs
- Immediate Response Program
- Parenting Group
- Housing Search Program
- Semi-Independent Living Homes
- SEY (Stop Exploiting Youth)
- Reconnect
Options Programs
- ISSP
- Bail Supervision
- Independent Life Skills
- Probation / Court Order Supervision
Section 3: Referral Information
Referral Source
Office code
Referral Date
Urgency
- Urgent
- Not Urgent
Other:
Email
Phone
Fax
HAS THIS REFERRAL BEEN DISCUSSED WITH THE PARTICIPANT?
- Yes
- No
Section 4: Service and Goal Request
- Parent / Teen Conflict
- Mental Health
- Drug and/or Alcohol Concerns
- Family Mediation
- Safety Concerns
- Employment / Training / School
- Re-referral
- Life Skills
- Cultural Community
- Gang -related Concerns
- Healthcare / Nutrition
- Connecting with MCFD / MSHD
- Connecting with Supportive Family
- Support with Criminal Justice Issues
Parenting Group
- Trauma
- Parenting Skills
Housing
- Housing Search Program
- Semi-Independent Living Home (Bolivar or Fraser)
Please note: Youth in Bolivar and Fraser will have a PCRS Housing and Outreach Life Skills Support Worker assigned to them
Goals Requested
Goal 1
Goal 2
Goal 3
Notes
Section 5: Important Medical History
Any Medical Conditions or Allergies
Please check if have difficult with any of the following:
- Sight
- Hearing
- Speech
Section 6: Program Specified Information Required
Please fill out information for the programs that relate to the participant needs.
YOUTH JUSTICE CLIENT INFORMATION
Correctional Service Number
Present Offenses
YCNRA (if applicable)
Needs:
- High
- Medium
- Low
YCNRA (if applicable)
Risks:
- High
- Medium
- Low
Living Situation
ie. with parents
CWS Information
Amount of Hours Due Date
Education
Last Grade Completed School
Presenting Issues:
- Arson
- Sexual Offending
- Violence
- Special Needs
- A&D History
- Depression / Suicide
- AWOL History
- Sexually Exploited
- Mental Health Issues
- Sexually Intrusive
Charges:
- 1. Custody & Condition Supervision Order: for 1st or 2nd degree murder or other presumptive serious violent offences.
- 2. ISSP Court Order
- 3. Deferred Custody and Supervision Order
- 4. Custody & Supervision Order: Personal harm or attempted personal harm offences, plus YCRNA high risk
- 5. Probation Order: YCRNA high risk (with personal harm or intent to cause personal harm) and alternative to custody or residential resource
- 6. Early Release from Custody: Reintegration leave or court approved release to Conditional Supervision
- 7. Probation or Supervision in the community order with YCRNA high or medium risk
- Sexually Intrusive
Other:
ISSP INFORMATION ONLY
Curfew Expectations:
ISSP Expectations:
IMMEDIATE RESPONSE PROGRAM
Guardian(s') Name(s)
Phone Number
Address:
If different from parent / guardian
Sibling details.
Please list 1. Name 2. Age 3. Gender 4. Date of birth
Comments
SEY - STOP EXPLOITING YOUTH
Sexual Exploitation Type
- Organised Crime Involvement
- Pimp Involvement
- Street Trade
- Indoor Venues (escort services, trick pad)
- Sex for Shelter / Food
- Sex for Drugs
- Pornography
- Peer / Relationship Based
- Family Supported Exploitation
- Internet Based / Safety
- At Risk of Being Exploited
SURREY YOUTH RESOURCES CENTRE
See calendar for specific times dates
- GYRC Cooking
- NYRC Cooking
- Open Gym
- GYRC Girls Support Group
- NYRC Girls Support Group
- Summer Programming
- GYRC Boys Support Group
- NYRC Boys Support Group
- GYRC Art Programs
- NYRC Art Programs
Email (to send youth information about Centre Activities)

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS DOCUMENT IS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL To refer youth to GYRC or NYRC Resource Rooms or if you would like us to send youth information about accessing resources for employment, connections to community resources, Youth Centre social and recreational programming or drop in services please let us know their email and we will ensure they have access to our calendar.
Comments
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Program Features

Program Details

WHO IS ELIGIBLE?

LOCATIONS

WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT?

THIS PROGRAM IS FUNDED BY

Contact Information

How To Apply

Surrey Youth Services Intake Form

Section 1: Participant Information

Emergency Contact

Section 2: Programs

Section 3: Referral Information

Section 4: Service and Goal Request

Goals Requested

Section 5: Important Medical History

Section 6: Program Specified Information Required

YOUTH JUSTICE CLIENT INFORMATION

ISSP INFORMATION ONLY

IMMEDIATE RESPONSE PROGRAM

SEY - STOP EXPLOITING YOUTH

SURREY YOUTH RESOURCES CENTRE

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CONTACT

Pacific Community Resources Society

Head Office

Fraser Regional Office

Amount of Hours	Due Date

Last Grade Completed	School