Game2Life registration is now open! This 7-week program takes a holistic perspective on gaming and teaches youth to reflect on their gaming habits in a non-judgmental environment. Through the lens of the 5 Life Areas, youth can learn to identify how to balance their gaming habits with important aspects of their life, while also engaging with peers who have similar […]
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What is the purpose of allyship with the LGBTQ+ community? And why is it important for RASS to acknowledge and recognize Pride as part of our work?
RASS is once again accepting referrals for our Game2Life program, where we take a holistic look at gaming and how youth can learn to incorporate their gaming habits into their lives in a way that is balanced and healthy. If you are a high school student who would like to improve your relationship with gaming, please fill out this referral […]
Foundry Richmond is currently recruiting community-minded family members and caregivers who can contribute their diverse voices to the improvement of the client experience and quality of care at our Foundry centre. Our main goals are: To increase communication between families and service providers To create improved access for families of loved ones with issues that directly impact them To minimize […]
RASS Future Leaders group has begun!Are you a youth between the ages of 15 to 29 who is interested in learning more about financial literacy, resume building, and finding housing? Learn directly from experts at no cost, in-person/online, and at the end there is an even an opportunity to participate in a mock interview and a real paid job placement! […]
RASS had the honor of welcoming the Minister of Mental Health and Addictions, the honorable Carolyn Bennett today, as well as esteemed members of Parliament honorable Parm Bains and honorable Wilson Miao to our agency. We spoke about our services and the impact it has within the Richmond community, and got to engage in dialogue about the effects of mental […]
RASS is proud to present a new 8-week program called Game2Life, where we take a holistic look at gaming and how youth can learn to incorporate their gaming habits into their lives in a way that is balanced and healthy. If you are a high school student who would like to improve your relationship with gaming, please fill out this […]
Richmond’s very own Youth Art Mart is returning this year on November 4th from 4pm to 8pm, and November 5th from 11am to 4pm, at the Richmond Cultural Centre’s Performance Hall. Come drop by and support young emerging and established artists from the Richmond community!
Prevention Specialists Alvin and Sandra featured on the Richmond News to talk about British Columbia’s drug decriminalization policy. You can read about it here: https://www.richmond-news.com/opinion/opinion-decriminalization-one-of-the-tools-to-combat-toxic-drug-crisis-in-bc-5566068