Take a Hike Foundation
Mission Statement
To empower vulnerable youth with the skills and resilience they need to graduate high school, build healthy relationships, navigate the challenges of young adulthood, and achieve success – however they define it.
Locations Served
Saanich, SookeProgram Areas
Community Building, Education, Health and Wellness| Program | Description | Age Range | Website | Phone | Program Category | Indigenous Services | Last Updated | Organization | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Take a Hike Outdoor Education | Integrates academics with therapy, outdoor adventure-based learning, and community involvement. Program staff include a full-time registered clinical counsellor who supports students to build social and emotional skills, and improve mental health and well-being. Aim is to help youth who have experienced difficulty in the mainstream system to succeed socially and academically, leading to high school graduation. Operates on a semester basis from September to January, and February to June. Accepts referrals from counsellors, youth and family workers, school administrators, or parent/guardians. Based in the Saanich School District 63. |
15-19 | Website | 250-652-4042 | Education | No | Aug-2024 |
Take a Hike Foundation |
