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Youth Programming and Specialized Therapies

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Community-Based CYSN Services

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AgencyProvince of British Columbia → Ministry of Children and Family Development
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Provides participation, inclusion, and skill development programming for prime contractors on Ministry of Child and Family Development projects for youth ages 6-18. Implements recreational programming and specialized therapies designed to support behavioral and social wellbeing and independence. Requires experience in youth recreational therapy and inclusive programming. Delivers documented skill development and participation outcomes.

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