Children and Youth PEACE

Support counselling for children and youth (ages 4-18) who witness or experience domestic abuse or violence. 

Program goals:

  • To validate children and youth’s experiences.
  • To break the cycle of violence and educate children and youth about violence and various types of abuse.
  • To help children develop healthy coping skills, conflict resolution skills, problem-solving skills, communication skills, and self-esteem.
  • To help children and youth understand feelings and find healthy ways to express them.
  • To create personal safety plans.
  • To develop support networks.

The Northern Society for Domestic Peace is dedicated to developing, delivering and supporting programs that provide opportunities for individuals and families to strengthen their relationship and the quality of their lives by fostering respect, challenging violence and promoting health and self determination.

Phone ahead to make an appointment or to learn more about our services. 

Program name (alternate):  Children Who Witness Abuse

Address / Contact Info

Northern Society for Domestic Peace
3772 1st Ave. Smithers, BCV0J 2N3

Phone Numbers

Phone: (250) 847-9000
Toll-Free: 1-877-633-9933
Fax: (250) 847-8911

Hours of Operation

Regular hours: Monday to Friday 8:30 to 4:30

Web Links

Areas Served

Communities ServedSmithers and Area

Service Details

Program fee0.00
Program fee notesThis is a free program.
Languages spokenEnglish

Categorization

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This program was last updated on: 22 May 2019.