Kinship Care Help Line: 604-558-4740 • 1-855-474-9777
Our Services
We work with Parents, Grandparents & Kinship Caregivers to provide emotional, educational, legal, & child-minding support. Our services are free regardless of immigration status and we offer support groups in 7+ languages.
Parenting Support Groups
Parenting Support Groups are free, anonymous, and confidential self-help groups providing parents and caregivers with a safe space to share their stories, build communities, learn new skills, receive emotional support and discover new services and resources. The groups offer weekly or bi-weekly meetings and other activities organized by trained volunteer facilitators.
Parenting Workshops
PSS offers free, interactive, and informative workshops on a variety of parenting topics. These workshops provide parents and caregivers with practical strategies for supporting the development of their children.
Kinship Care Help Line
The Help Line is staffed by two advocates trained in advocacy, social work, family law, and government services related to kinship caregiving.
*A Kinship Caregiver is a Grandparent or other relative raising a family member’s child.
604-558-4740 (Greater Vancouver)
1-855-474-9777 (Toll-Free)
kinshipcare@parentsupportbc.ca
Parenting Book Club
Interested in reading and discussing some of today’s best selling parenting books? Join us for 8 weeks via Zoom to discuss the reading material, ask questions, receive information and resources and connect with other parents & caregivers.
Circle of Security
The Parent Support Services Society of BC is offering the Circle of Security Parenting program. This an attachment-based parenting program. The Circle of Security Parenting sessions are focused on helping parents and caregivers reflect upon children’s attachment needs to promote secure attachment with a child.
Events
Check out our Events calendar to see when the next event is in your region.
Resources
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Our Impact
Who we are is less important than what we do. Read about how our services have impacted the families and communities we work with.