Services and Resources for Youth

Last updated on June 9, 2021

Services and resources are available for youth victims, witnesses, accused and offenders.

Youth Victim or Witness to Crime

If you are a victim or witness to crime, services and resources available to help and support you include trained victim service workers who can provide you with practical information and assistance. You can also call VictimLink BC to talk to someone.

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Youth Accused or Offenders

The Ministry of Children and Family Development provides support and services to youth throughout B.C. accused or found guilty of a crime, including:

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Law Lessons

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