
REAL Program
About
The REAL project’s mission is to create and sustain supportive environments for children and youth through programs and activities with a mental and physical health base. On a day to day basis we provide support within the school setting from kindergarten to Grade 12. Our goal is to give students and their parents the tools and skills to achieve resilience and experience academic, personal and social success. Mental health problems often emerge in childhood or early adolescence and can increase the risk of persons developing depression, negative behavior and/or substance abuse issues. Our project focuses on early intervention, promotion of positive thoughts and behaviors, and the proactive planning to create the awareness and empower students with the ability to grow and make positive choices that benefit their physical and mental well- being.
Program Description
We offer universal mental health programming and targeted programming to address specific student issues. We offer a peer to peer mentoring program annually as well as after school programming that utilized community and high school mentors
- One to one
- Peer mentoring
- Group mentoring
- Cross-age Mentoring
- In School Mentoring
- Informal
- Formal
- 5-10
- 11-15
- 16-18
- 18-24
- Aboriginal Children/Youth
- Children/Youth with a Disability
- Sexual Minority Children/Youth
- Girls/Women
- Boys/Men