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Bridge Program (in-person)
Making a positive difference the lives of newcomer youth.
The Surrey School District (SD 36) WELCOME CENTRE provides many programs for newcomer students and families to help children and youth succeed in school and develop social connections. The 51ÉçÇøºÚÁÏSurrey-TD Community Engagement Centre works with the SD 36 Welcome Centre to offer support and mentorship to English Language Learners in high school through the Bridge Program.
This program targets newcomer youth aged 13 to 19 years within their first 3 years in Canada, who have arrived with one or more of the following experiences/barriers:
- Significant literacy and education gaps
- Significant social and communication barriers due to language and cultural differences
- Mental and emotional issues as a result of traumatic experiences.
Click on the below link for more information about the Bridge program:
Ways to get involved
For students:
- Apply for current volunteer/work positions
- Join the Community Engagement Volunteer training program
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- Email us at: community-volunteer@sfu.ca
Interested in our programs & events?
- Check out our active programs & events
- Email us at td-cec@sfu.ca for more information
Partner with us:
- For partnership, please contact Rachel Nelson or call 778.782.8082