The organization offers various programs, including community group care, semi-independent living for youth aged 16 and above, and culturally-informed support services.

Children and adolescents facing emotional and psychological challenges, particularly those related to trauma and loss, can benefit from the tailored programs offered.

The SIL program mandates youth participation in a progressive day program, which may include full-time schooling, employment, or a combination of both, to foster independence.

The Cultural Component emphasizes the importance of understanding one's heritage and identity, serving as a foundation for personal growth and healing.

As a community group care home, Changes for Hope incorporates enhanced clinical oversight from qualified clinicians to provide supervision and guidance in their programs.

The organization values safe and healthy environments, individual and family growth, supportive relationships, and the belief in positive change.

Referrals can be made by contacting us directly through our website or by phone to discuss the specific needs and suitability for the programs.

Yes, Changes for Hope offers career opportunities for individuals passionate about supporting youth and families. Current openings are listed on their website.

Individuals can support the organization through donations, volunteering, or participating in community events. Details are available on their website.

Changes for Hope is located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, providing services to the local community and surrounding areas.

Success is measured through the positive development of youth in their care, including improved emotional well-being, independence, and the ability to form healthy relationships.