About
Our History:
In 2011, rock climbers and volunteers from the not-for-profit Vancouver Rock Climbing Group Society founded Climb and Conquer Society Canada as the first-of-its-kind pilot project in BC and a registered charity (85092 7237 RR0001) servicing youth age 5-18 from low-income or disadvantaged backgrounds in Squamish and Vancouver, BC. Our goal is to provide free access to climbing and clinical counselling to youth (age 5-19) and their families to support them to be active leaders to create their own successful communities.
100% of our programs are $0 to youth and families, paid by community donations.
Our current 2 programs:
1. Provide admission passes for youth (age 5-10) and their family to try out indoor rock climbing (in Greater Vancouver area).
4 Locations:
*Registration is required before showing up*
Port Coquitlam
815 Village Dr Unit 145-155, Port Coquitlam
Surrey
#101-B, 11125 124 St, Surrey, BC
North Vancouver
2270 Dollarton Hwy #140, North Vancouver
Vancouver
520 Industrial Ave, Vancouver
2. Provide free clinical counselling and coaching (through video call) for youth and families (BC wide)
2. Provide free clinical counselling and coaching (through video call) for youth and families (BC wide)
How to sign up?
We accept direct applications from youth, parents and staff. Please call or email us directly @ TeamLead@FreeCounsellingBC.ca
Climb High, See Wide.
Our Mission
Provide free access to rock climbing for youth (age 5-18) and their families so they can use climbing to empower themselves physically, mentally and spiritually, and become active leaders to create their own successful communities.
Our Values
We follow a Team Success service model where we emphasize well-being, happiness and success for all program volunteers, youth and parents.
We believe in strength and prosperity through active participation in existing communities and active leadership in creating friendships and community. Our goal is to empower youth to become active participants in existing communities and to be active leaders to create their own communities.