Does Your Child Need Help?

If your child is having a tough time, we might be able to help. Every year, we accept applications for enrollment in our programs. Government grants, scholarships and bursaries are available to cover part of the cost of tuition.
To ensure your child has the best chance of enrolment in either of our programs, register now. Registration forms are available for our two programs — Youth Futures and Whytecliff School — on this site. Check out the services offered to see which program may be best suited for your child.

At present, we only have facilities in Langley and Burnaby so only residents of the Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley may be considered. If you live elsewhere in the Province — and believe our programs could be valuable for your child or other children in your community — please consider joining our support network.

Donors and Supporters
Focus Foundation needs your help if we are to continue providing services for children in British Columbia — and to expand our services to more communities. Please consider becoming a donor or joining our Support Network.

Employment Opportunities
We accept applications on an ongoing basis.  If you’re interested in an opportunity with us, please send your résumé and a cover letter explaining how you think you’d fit in to jobs@focusbc.org.  When an appropriate position opens in one of our facilities, we’ll be in touch

At FocusBC, we pride ourselves on being open and accountable to our youth, families, and stakeholders. We welcome requests for information, and will do our best to accommodate them within a reasonable timeframe. Information on topics such as our application and screening processes, our program model, or agency outcomes may be channeled through a Program Director. They will respond to individual requests within two weeks. Please make requests at our program sites or via email at focus@focusbc.org.

Because of our strong concern for privacy and security, as well as our finite capacity to gather data, discretion rests with FocusBC leadership to discuss alternatives with the interested party if the requested information can or should not be provided.