We are a youth-led organization committed to supporting the growth and learning journeys of children and youth, rooted in British Columbia, Canada, with a focus on inclusion, understanding, equity, and access.
We believe that every child and teen deserves equal access to quality educational resources and free, personalized tutoring. Education to us represents a pathway to opportunities, hope and transforming lives.
At BC Youth, we create opportunities for young individuals to develop their leadership, communication, and workplace skills through meaningful and impactful volunteer experiences.
Through youth-led, research-informed advocacy, we empower young people of all backgrounds, including neurodivergent youth, to build inclusive communities and practical solutions. In 2025 - 2026, our Every Mind Belongs Tour reached 14 secondary schools and communities, gathering 526 survey responses and over 1,000 signatures of support. These voices call for action beyond autism awareness toward understanding, meaningful relationships, and belonging. Having reached out to 15 BC school districts, we are advocating directly with these districts, schools, community organizations, and education and health authorities to turn these insights into lasting change.
In 2025 - 2026, our Every Mind Belongs Tour reached a total of 14 secondary schools and communities, collecting 526 survey responses and over 1,000 signatures of support. Our findings highlight the need to move beyond autism awareness toward practical understanding, meaningful relationships, and environments where neurodivergent students feel a genuine sense of belonging. Having reached out to 15 BC school districts, we are turning these voices into action through direct advocacy with these districts, schools, community centers, libraries to drive tangible, lasting change.

Embracing Every Brain
Learning, Emotions, Social Life, and Neurodiversity
The forum explored cognition, emotions, social psychology, and neurodiversity among young people. Twenty presenters from the United States, Canada, and China shared their unique perspectives.


We offer two types of free online learning support for Grades 1–8:
-- Learning Accecibility: Homework Support Volunteer for neurodiverse students and from underserved or remote communities.
-- Learning Session Volunteer leading structured online learning sessions in Science, Math, Coding, English, French, and more.
The Learning Accessibility Club supports equitable learning by providing homework assistance and academic support to neurodiverse students and those from underserved or underrepresented communities, fostering inclusive, supportive, and accessible learning experiences.
Register via email: bcyouthla@gmail.com
Science 7–9
Covers key Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Earth Science from the Science 8–9 curriculum.
Register: bcyouthsc01@gmail.com
Science 3–6
Introduces everyday science and fun facts to spark curiosity.
Register via email: bcyouthsc02@gmail.com
Ever seen a classmate typing fast and suddenly running a fun little console game? BC Youth Coding Club helps you build a solid foundation in programming.
We offer classes in:
C, C++, Java, JavaScript, Python, HTML & CSS, PHP & MySQL.
Register via email:
Runs four cohorts (Grade 3–4, Grade 4–5, Grade 5–6, Grade 6–7).
Students learn math applications (curriculum review, contest problems, and challenging Singapore math) and logical thinking through graphs, shapes, and case studies.
Register via email: bcyouthmathlogic@gmail.com
Join us to explore new worlds through reading. Each class includes summaries, group novel reading, activities, and vocabulary building to deepen understanding.
Reading is a long-term skill, and we encourage steady commitment. We hope every student leaves with something meaningful.
Register via email:
bcyouthen01@gmail.com
Bonjour ! Discover how French appears in our daily lives. This class for Grade 4+ introduces French language and culture through simple lessons, videos, and activities. We focus on grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and reading, with plenty of participation to build speaking skills. À bientôt !
Inscrivez-vous à nos cours de français !
bcyouthfrenchsince2024@gmail.com
The Neurodiversity Project is a student led initiative developed through Every Mind Belongs. It analyzed 526 Autism Awareness and Belonging Survey responses to assess students’ understanding of autism. The findings were presented to local school districts to support more inclusive policies and practices.
Contact: bcyouthsince2017@gmail.com
NeuroArts is a youth-led arts initiative that supports neurodivergent youth, including those with autism and ADHD. Through music, dance, and other creative practices, the program provides an inclusive space for self-expression, emotional regulation, and connection, respecting diverse communication styles, sensory needs, and individual strengths.
Register via email: bcyoutharts@gmail.com
MindLab is a youth-oriented department focusing on psychology, neuroscience, and mental health to help young people understand the mind, brain, and wellbeing.
Through evidence-informed learning and experiences, MindLab supports youth in exploring how the brain works, gaining psychological insight, and building mental resilience for daily life.
Contact: bcyouthsince2017@gmail.com

BC Children and Youth Connection Society is a youth-led, community-based organization advancing youth development through inclusive, research-informed, and community-engaged practices.
We are dedicated to supporting neurodivergent youth and young people from underserved communities across British Columbia, Canada, creating spaces for understanding while developing practical tools and initiatives that respond to real needs.
Our work is grounded in earlier efforts in education and dialogue, which continue to shape how we approach access and support today.
We welcome youth from all backgrounds to join our community. Your ideas, energy, and commitment matter here. Take initiative, work with others, and be part of projects that create real impact.
Contact: bcyouthcanada@gmail.com
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