Recreation Services Youth Services Overview Regular Board Meeting February 25, 2019
COMMUNITY YOUTH WORKERS 17 relationship-based Youth Workers across the Community Centres 8
COMMUNITY YOUTH DEVELOPMENT The Youth Development Guiding Principles: Accessibility Inclusion Youth as Partners Collaboration Pro-active/Preventative Best Practices 9
Example of Community Youth Work: Making connections in partnership with youth to design a mural with a local artist 10
RISE AND RECONCILIATION IN ACTION Responsible Indigenous Strategy for Empowerment RISE Partnership between the Indigenous youth employed to Aboriginal Life in Vancouver identify and support other Enhancement Society, Indigenous community Community Centre members and excluded groups Associations and the to become connected to Vancouver Park Board. neighbourhood opportunities. 11
RISE AND RECONCILIATION IN ACTION RISE leaders help plan Reconciliation in Action events 12
YOUTH MATTERS 13
YOUTH MATTERS Purpose Identify systemic issues and work towards changes to better support young people Principles Accountability Engagement Inclusivity Place-based 14
POSITIVE TICKET PROGRAM Partnership between the Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation and the Vancouver Police Department. Young people witnessed demonstrating positive behaviours receive a Positive Ticket - four free drop-ins for either the fitness centre, the rinks or pools 196 unique engagements 46.3% of visits were redeemed during the identified ‘at - risk’ hours of 3-6pm 15
COMMUNITY CENTRE: SNAP SHOTS Examples of community youth programs: Abilities Youth Project Club Incentive Graduation NASKARZ Skate Host Warmth Morning Program Strategy Cafe (YIP)
VANCOUVER YOUTH WEEK May the 4 th be with you Dance at Trout Lake Community Centre 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament at Roundhouse Community Centre Skate Event at the Union Street Skate Park 17
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