This new single-session 70 to 90-minute workshop is geared towards high school grades only. Offered in person and available at no cost and limited capacity to schools or youth organizations in Vancouver, Burnaby and the North Shore.

 

Thank you for your interest in this new youth workshop! We are now fully booked for this school year, and now welcome requests for the fall 2025.

If you'd like to be notified of any potential opennings for May or June, please submit your request below.

If you'd like to request this workshop on a fee-for-service basis, please email Lana on youthworkshops@crisisicentre.bc.ca to inquire.

 

We require host organizations or schools to provide the following : (Please, take some time in advance to set up and test the technology).

1. Regular classroom or multi-purpose room (no computer lab, please)

2. Computer with a USB port, connected to the power, projector and speakers (to present Powerpoint Slides/ videos)

3. Teacher or School Counsellor to oversee each workshop in full.

4. School Counsellor contact for their awareness. We'll CC them in the confirmation email. 

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* This workshop includes a brief discussion of suicide in the context of prevention, help-seeking and supports available.

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Details Needed:

In the space below, please let us know:

• The total number of workshops needed
• Grade (9-12) or age range of youth
• Preferred dates (please include day of week)
• Start times & end times (70 - 90 minutes slots)
• Number of participants per workshop (max. 30 per workshop)

 

Our capacity is limited.

We have a small team of experiences Youth Educators to deliver this workshop. To help us accomodate your request, please allow flexibility and provide multiple dates and time slots. If requesting more than one wokrhsop at a time, it is ideal that they are scheduled back-to-back with 10-20 mintues in between.

This workshop is supported by a grant and is free to local schools at a limited capacity.  

Should your school or agency wish to increase our reach, please consider making a donation to youth programming, via the following link: www.crisiscentre.bc.ca/donate

We encourage school counsellors to be aware of the workshops we share with students. In the space below, please share the contact information for the school counsellor, or another support person, so we can notify them.