PLEA has been opening doors for children and families facing challenges
since 1979 and is a COA accredited community service organization.
PLEA provides tailor made services to meet individuals needs and circumstances.
PLEA Programs
FolkStone
FolkStone provides individual residential care to seniors and other adults who cannot meet the challenge of living on their own.
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KidStart
Through time and friendship KidStart volunteer mentors help protect kids age 6+ who are vulnerable to crime, addiction and exploitation.
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Addictions Treatment
PLEA delivers a range of community based addictions services for youth.
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Daughters and Sisters
The Daughters and Sisters program is designed for young women from 12-18 years of age with addiction issues.
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Northwest Territories
PLEA provides services to the Government of the Northwest Territories serving primarily Inuit and Dene children and youth whose developmental needs require services that are not available in the NWT.
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Maple Ridge/Pitt Meadows
PLEA provides integrated youth services for young people. Referrals may be made by the youth’s MCFD Social Worker or Probation Officer.
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Tri-Cities
PLEA provides integrated youth services for young people. Referrals may be made by the youth’s MCFD Social Worker or Probation Officer.
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Vancouver Coastal
PLEA provides a variety of community programs for young people on probation. Referrals may be made by the youth’s probation officer.
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Waypoint
Waypoint treatment program is designed for young men from 12-18 years of age with addiction issues.