Child Development Centre
Serving Delta, Surrey, White Rock & Langley
Since 1959, REACH Child and Youth Development Society has served children with support needs and their families in Delta, Surrey, White Rock, and Langley, B.C. REACH is dedicated to building inclusive, accessible, supportive societies where all individuals flourish. The REACH Child and Youth Charitable Foundation fundraises additional funds to support REACH Society programs.
We offer a variety of programs and services designed to meet the needs of children birth through 25, to ensure their optimum growth and development. Whenever possible, children and youth are included in the goal-setting process. This approach empowers them and their families to make informed decisions that shape their futures, while highlighting strengths, honoring diversity and individuality, and enhancing their quality of life. By actively engaging in their own services, children and families build agency, fostering lifelong self-determination.
Reach For Recent News
Winded 5 km run Benefits REACH!
Please contact [email protected] to volunteer at Winded 2026! Be a Route Marshall in the morning of July 25th around the Grange in Southlands – it’s a great way to support […]
Reach for the Stars Gala 2026
Reach Child and Youth Development Society’s Reach for the Stars Gala held June 6th , 2026 provided a touching and celebratory evening at Tsawwassen Springs that resulted in raising over […]
Community Fun: McHappy Day 2026
Sending thanks to South Delta McDonald’s restaurants for their contribution to local children with needs May 6! Delta Firefighters and Delta Police came out and showed their support and face […]
Fraud, AI & Cyber-Security Workshop
As technology continues to evolve, so do the risks. This FREE educational session offered in partnership with Envision Financial provided practical insights, real-world examples, and helpful tips to help individuals […]
Announcing REACH Group Childcare Program in Ladner!
Exciting News! REACH Preschool South is transitioning to REACH Early Learning Centre – Group Childcare Program in September 2026. Children 30 months to five years will be welcome from 7 […]
Understanding the BC CYSN Service Delivery Change Announcement – February 10, 2026
On February 10th , the Province of BC announced a redesigned Children and Youth with Support Needs (CYSN) system, backed by a $475 million investment over the next three years […]
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Cove Links Golf Tournament Benefits REACH
On June 13th, 2026, The Links at Hampton Cove Golf Course held it’s 25th Anniversary Tournament that benefited children with extra needs at Reach Society. Sending out thanks for the generous donation that resulted from the local community that participated in this fun-packed tournament.
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Rotary Club of Tsawwassen Provides Bursary
In May 2026, Tsawwassen Rotarians Yvonne Anderson, Judy McLeod and Blake Cowan visited REACH Early Learning Centre South Delta with a $5,000 bursary to help foster early literacy and numeracy, improve motor skills and promote collaboration with peers. All in the nurturing environment at the Group Childcare Centre. REACH extends thanks to the Rotary Club of Tsawwassen for this support.
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Kinsmen donate $4,000 to REACH
On May 20, 2026, the Ladner Tsawwassen Kinsmen Club visited REACH’s Ladner location to drop off a sizable donation to support programs for children and youth with extra needs in the local area. The club and REACH have a long term affiliation that began before the new child development centre in Ladner was built in 2018. REACH extends thanks to the Kinsmen for their committed support over the years and for this generous donation.
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DHCH Foundation Supports REACH Counselling Program
REACH extends tremendous gratitude to the Delta Hospital and Community Health Foundation for the Caring for our Community Grant Program funding to REACH Counselling program and support groups. REACH Counsellor Japneet Parmar was present at the cheque presentation and explained how counselling services supporting families with children who have developmental needs are critically important. The DHCH Foundation grant helps restore mental health to families under significant stress while ensuring that services remain accessible to those who cannot afford to pay.

