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Free Gang Prevention Workshops for Parents This Spring

Learn risk factors to help prevent youth gang involvement.

Surrey, B.C. – The City of Surrey is once again offering free gang prevention workshops for parents this April to May. Empower Surrey Parent Workshops are free, two-hour in-person workshops that provide parents and caregivers with tips and tools to help recognize and respond to warning signs for gang involvement, minimize the chance of gang recruitment, and provide strateg ies for building protective factors.

“Gangs target youth as young as 10 years old from all cultural and socio -economic backgrounds so getting informed early is key,” said Brian Aasebo, the City’s Community Safety Manager. “We encourage all parents and care givers to attend and learn about how to start conversations with young people and equip them with the tools they need to build resiliency and avoid the allure of gang life.”

Workshops will cover the following topics:

• How to recognize and address risk fac tors

• How to recognize youth slang that may indicate potential for risk

• How to understand grooming and its effects

• How to recognize signs of online exploitation

• The difficulties Surrey youth face at school and in the community

• How to develop strong connections and build protective factors with children and youth

• Where to get help if a young person is at risk of or actively involved in negative behaviours

Build a strong connection by starting the conversation with these tips.

Building a strong connection through meaningful conversations on tough topics is one of the most important and effective ways to protect children from gangs. However, even though both children and parents often want to discuss the same topics, they don’t know where to start.

Children want to be loved and heard without fear of judgment, comparison to others, or punishment. Successful conversations that don’t cause emotional harm, start from a safe and open place. When we go into conversations with an open mi nd and the goal of listening, children may be more willing to share.

Before starting a conversation:

• Check your own biases and fears so you can actively listen to your child.

• Accept and acknowledge your child’s feelings.

• Talk about your own emotions and feelings so you can relate to them better.

• Empower them with choices.

• Do your research and learn more if you don’t know how to help.

• Explore youth truth to learn more about tough topics.

Caregivers are invited to register for the following workshops that will take place 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.:

• Tuesday, April 11              Sullivan Heights Secondary

• Tuesday, April 18

• Tuesday, April 25

Hazelgrove Elementary

Johnston Heights Secondary

• Thursday, May 11       Semiahmoo Secondary

• Tuesday, May 16 Dr. F.D. Sinclair Elementary

• Wednesday, May 31      Jessie Lee Elementary

Workshops are supported by subject matter experts from the City’s Community Safety division, Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit of BC (CFSEU -BC), Surrey School District, Options Community Services, Pacific Community Resources Society and Simon Fraser University. Childcare will be offered at select schools and a light meal will be provided at each event.

For more information and to register, visit empowersurrey.ca/parentworkshops

Workshops offered April to May from 6pm-8pm Light meal provided Please contact communitysafety@surrey.ca or 236-598-3016.