Surrey: A city fit for youth YOUTH HEALTH YOUTH RESEARCH YOUTH ENGAGEMENT McCreary Centre Society.

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Surrey: A city fit for youth YOUTH HEALTH YOUTH RESEARCH YOUTH ENGAGEMENT McCreary Centre Society

2013 BC Adolescent Health Survey Coming soon….. 39 Surrey schools 148 classrooms 2461 students 0 removed 2461 useable surveys

Questions of interest Neighborhood safety Transportation Bullying and victimization Community connectedness School connectedness Peer relationships Youth engagement

Recognise the diversity of Surrey

Build on high school connectedness

Listen to young people’s ideas

Opportunities for meaningful engagement

Remove barriers Advertise what is available Be welcoming Show that you want young people involved Answer the phone Be where youth are Train the ER, the police to be non-judgemental Make it easier

“There is nothing to help make that jump between youth and adult.” “We need a place to practice what you’ve learned -- a safe place, an intermediate place.”

Offer helpful services Provide continuous care – don’t just abruptly drop off Offer engaging activities that present a realistic alternative to substance use Are easily accessible, affordable and timely Offer comprehensive care – mental health, housing, substance use, employment support all in one place

Create youth engaged services Include youth in decision-making processes Ensure all staff are welcoming Offer one to one support when youth need it Offer peer support Be clear about role and level of engagement required

THING I GET INVOLVED WITH Enthusiastic mentors Make the project look fun Include youth from the start Accessible meeting times Food and transport/transit Create a safe space

MY IDEAL WORKER Someone you can relate to and get along with Doesn’t judge you and understands the issues Is blunt/honest when they need to be Genuinely likes their job Has skills and training Lets you make decisions but is there if you fall Connects you with resources

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Youth tell us a city fit for them Recognizes diversity Offers opportunities for meaningful engagement Listens to youth’s ideas Builds on current connectedness Removes barriers to engagement Offer relevant, safe and approachable services, activities and opportunities

Thank you YOUTH HEALTH YOUTH RESEARCH YOUTH ENGAGEMENT McCreary Centre Society