Lookout Society’s Mobile Harm Reduction Outreach Teams consist of outreach workers who deliver harm reduction supplies to groups, individuals and organizations throughout Langley, Aldergrove, Delta and White Rock. The goal is simple – build rapport with individuals, foster community partnerships and provide education with people who would not normally attend our services. By listening and

STOP outreach has a specialized role in supporting individuals living with chronic health conditions including HIV/AIDS and Hep-C, helping connect them with necessary community health supports. Funded by Vancouver Coastal Health, Lookout Society’s Vancouver STOP Outreach team assists guests in locating housing in addition to wraparound health supports. Additionally, this team  works with each guest’s new landlords

The Homeless Prevention Program (HPP) helps individuals who are at high risk of homelessness such as people leaving institutions, job or rental loss, illness, aging out of care, or living in unsafe accommodations. Outreach supports guests in searching for safe, affordable housing as well as making connections to community services. For more information, please contact

The Homeless Outreach Program (HOP) provides outreach services to individuals who are experiencing homelessness and need assistance in locating housing or shelter space. In addition to housing, Lookout helps connect guests to necessary community resources including financial, health, addictions and pre-employment skill building. For more information, please contact Surrey Outreach at (604) 589-4746.  

The Homelessness Partnering Strategy (HPS), or Housing First, is a federally funded program that believes that housing is the first step in breaking the cycle of homelessness. The key principle of Housing First is to access permanent housing without restrictions. Once housed, the Housing First Outreach team works with the tenant to develop a case management

The Integrated Offender Management (IOM) program in Surrey works with BC Corrections Services Community Corrections, offering outreach services to assist recently released men who are at risk of homelessness. Faced with multiple challenges, IOM Outreach assists in locating and maintaining housing and helps to connect with necessary community resources. For more information, please contact Surrey

Community outreach workers on the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver assist homeless individuals living in the parks and alleys to become housed and then provide wrap around support services ensuring stability. Whether housed or not, Outreach works with each individual ensuring they receive necessary supports. This work ranges from moving guests between shelters and Single Resident

Outreach workers in New Westminster assist homeless individuals living in the parks and alleys to become housed, then provide the necessary wrap around support services that provide stability. Whether housed or not, Outreach works with each individual to ensure they receive necessary supports; offering warm drinks or cold water, harm reduction supplies, socks and blankets. For

Outreach workers on the North Shore assist homeless individuals living on the streets and in the woods to become housed, while then providing wrap around support services that provide stability. Whether housed or not, Outreach works with each individual to ensure they receive necessary supports. This work ranges range from moving guests between shelters and SROs, to

Outreach workers in Vancouver’s Mount Pleasant neighbourhood assist homeless individuals living on the streets and in parks to become housed. Outreach also provides wrap-around support services to provide stability. Whether housed or not, Outreach works with each individual to ensure they receive necessary supports. This work ranges range from moving guests between shelters and SROs,

STOP outreach has a specialized role in supporting individuals living with chronic health conditions including HIV/AIDS and Hep-C, helping them connect them to necessary community health supports. Funded by Fraser Health Authority, Lookout Society’s Surrey STOP Outreach team connects with guests with necessary health supports and links them with Lookout’s health services, including Positive Haven, the Djaef

Lookout’s Surrey Street Youth Services (SSYS) is a combined outreach and storefront program catering to the needs of street entrenched youth between the ages of 15-21 in Surrey. Youth participation in the Lookout’s Surrey programs continues to rise. SSYS works in partnership with other Surrey-based youth agencies helping to reduce youth poverty and youth homelessness

The CKNW Orphans’ Fund Counseling Program works with children K-12 in a variety of inner-city designated schools throughout Surrey-North. All of the children referred to our program possess extreme behavioural challenges that gravely impact classroom, family and peer interactions. Working collaboratively with educators, health care professionals and community support staff, our counselors develop an holistic

Lookout Society’s Mobile Health Outreach covers Tsawwassen, Delta, Surrey, White Rock, Langley, Ladner, and Aldergrove. The Mobile Outreach team connects guests with Lookout services, health professionals and community resources. When the homeless population is unable to access shelter services, we go to them. Travelling in pairs or groups of three, the Mobile Health Outreach team

Rig Riders is a peer based team who provides mobile needle recovery, overdose response, and harm reduction supplies on their bicycles in Surrey and Langley. It is a community-based service to facilitate the proper collection and disposal of discarded needles, while providing support and fostering positive relationships with local businesses and residents in the communities.