Teen Recreation and Educational Services (TREES)
Surrey
Trees provides a full range of academic programming that includes skill development opportunities for youth to engage in prosocial activities that are delivered both onsite and in community. Students benefit from a small class environment and individualized instruction tailored to each learners’ specific needs. Trees provides support to students to be successful in their education and includes a breakfast and lunch program, supports for youth living independently and/or parenting, support for youth experiencing or at risk of homelessness, and support to reduce instances of involvement in criminal activity including gang involvement and exploitation. Trees offers a continuum of care that includes wrap around support by other PCRS programs and partner agencies.
Funders
Fees
FREE
Eligibility
13 – 18 years old
MCFD referred
Entrance Requirements
Referral submitted by youth’s Social Worker
Location
NYH (Newton Youth Hub) 114-13479 76th Avenue
Hours
The program follows the Surrey School District Calendar
Other Resources
FAQs – TREES
H Designation Description: Intensive behaviour/serious mental health
H Designation Examples: Mental health/behaviour. Must have ongoing outside agency support (e.g.: counsellor, mental health worker, social worker, probation officer etc.
Yes. TREES is an MCFD gated program. Youths need to have an open file with MCFD, and referrals are made by the youth’s Social Worker.
Yes. TREES offers High School Graduation and an optional Adult Dogwood Diploma.