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Youth Counselling Program

Young people who are experiencing social, emotional and or relationship difficulties will benefit from the Youth Counselling Program. Counsellors believe that all young people need a connection to family or other positive role models to help them mature. This link is vital in order to provide guidance, direction and nurturing. Supporting young people will in turn lead to healthy relationships and mature adults. Counsellors realize the needs and concerns of youth are much different than those of adults and younger children, and support will include measures to deal with these differences.

The goals of the Youth Counselling Program are to support and assist adolescents:

  • in reconciling relationships with their parents
  • in their transition from home to independent living
  • in crisis situations to minimize disruption to their lives


The Youth Counselling Program is available to young people living in Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox & Addington. United Way funding allows K3C to offer this program to youth and their families at an affordable rate. Group sessions are also available.

Contact us at:
613-549-7850 or kccc@k3c.org

Young people who are experiencing social, emotional and or relationship difficulties will benefit from the Youth Counselling Program. Counsellors believe that all young people need a connection to family or other positive role models to help them mature. This link is vital in order to provide guidance, direction and nurturing. Supporting young people will in turn lead to healthy relationships and mature adults. Counsellors realize the needs and concerns of youth are much different than those of adults and younger children, and support will include measures to deal with these differences.

The goals of the Youth Counselling Program are to support and assist adolescents:

  • in reconciling relationships with their parents
  • in their transition from home to independent living
  • in crisis situations to minimize disruption to their lives


The Youth Counselling Program is available to young people living in Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox & Addington. United Way funding allows K3C to offer this program to youth and their families at an affordable rate. Group sessions are also available.

Contact us at:
613-549-7850 or kccc@k3c.org

Current Groups

Rebuilding Me after We:
When Your Relationship Ends

Starts March 25, 2010 - Call for details
Limited seating - Call to register
613-549-7850

Women & Relationships Group - Building Healthy Connections in Our Lives

Starts April 27, 2010
Limited seating - Call to register
613-549-7850

Parenting Your Teen

Starts March 25, 2010
Limited seating - Call to register
613-549-7850

Rebuilding Me after We:
When Your Relationship Ends

Starts March 25, 2010 - Call for details
Limited seating - Call to register
613-549-7850

Women & Relationships Group - Building Healthy Connections in Our Lives

Starts April 27, 2010
Limited seating - Call to register
613-549-7850

Parenting Your Teen

Starts March 25, 2010
Limited seating - Call to register
613-549-7850


Teens and Drugs

Groups

The City of Kingston Healthy Community Fund and The Community Foundation of Greater Kingston are funding the 2009 GEMS Summer Groups for children at risk.

The City of Kingston Healthy Community Fund and The Community Foundation of Greater Kingston are funding the 2009 GEMS Summer Groups for children at risk.



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