One of our advocates can listen to your concerns and assist you with having your voice heard and considered by your social worker. If you are still not happy with the social worker’s decision, an advocate can help you to …
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One of our advocates can listen to your concerns and assist you with having your voice heard and considered by your social worker. If you are still not happy with the social worker’s decision, an advocate can help you to …
You should call the Children’s Helpline right away. Call 310-1234 (no area code), or dial 0 from any phone in B.C. to call the operator and ask for the Children’s Helpline. The Rep can help children and youth in B.C. …
Contact us to learn more about youth agreements and how they work. We can help you figure out why you were not eligible and can help you talk to the people who made the decision so they know how you …
The Rep can’t step in and change a decision that has been made about you, but we can help you get your views heard and considered with the people who can make those decisions. You have a right to live …
One of our advocates can help you by requesting that the social worker answer your question as soon as possible. The advocate will make sure that the social worker explains the decision, will help you to understand the answers to …
If you are unhappy where you’ve been placed, the Rep’s office can help you think of ways to solve a problem you may be having in your group home or can help you have your voice heard if you want …
When you turn 19, you are no longer considered a child in care and you cannot typically live in a group home for children in care. One of our advocates can help provide information and discuss your options as you …
It might be possible for you to stay with your foster family, but each young person’s situation is different. The Rep can help you figure out what is going on and can help you make sure the people making decisions …
Each region has staff known as “dispute resolution consultants” who listen to complaints and help resolve issues. You can find out how to contact the dispute resolution consultant for your region by asking your foster parent or caregiver, or by …
No. Any child or youth can contact us and talk to someone who will determine if we are able to assist you. …