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Starting February 17, 2025, Delta residents 18 years of age and under will be eligible to use Delta Parks, Recreation & Culture facilities and drop-in programs for free as part of the new YAK Pass. 

Physical activity, healthy eating, and limited screen time are important for physical and mental health. They are especially important for kids! When children develop healthy habits early on, they are more likely to keep those habits as they grow. Live 5-2-1-0 is an easy to remember message with four goals that children can work toward every day. Click here to learn about each of the four – 5-2-1-0 – goals!

Discover a collection of curated articles designed to inspire and educate nature enthusiasts of all ages. Explore how to start your own citizen science project with the resource articles and toolkits we offer below. Check out our new Freshwater Toolkit and find out how you can get involved in your backyard! We want to support educators in incorporating place-based learning by bringing the classrooms to nature.

Published quarterly by NatureKids BC, NatureWILD is BC’s only all-colour nature magazine for children and their families. Every issue features a range of articles by BC’s leading naturalists, as well as games, nature activities, step-by-step drawing instructions, contests, quizzes, nature news from across the province, stories and more! Click here to get NatureWILD delivered directly to your home, school, or organization four times a year! A NatureWild subscription is included for all members, though you can opt out of membership and only purchase a subscription. Email us at [email protected] to inquire about bulk orders of magazines for your school or organization. Subscribe today We’re currently offering free digital downloads of our back issues (2017-2020) to inspire those seeking additional resources to engage with children during these times. Visit NatureKids BC website to explore the various issues!

The Delta School District is offering two FREE online workshops in April on the 15th and 23rd, for parents whose children are starting Kindergarten. Visit the Events Calendar for details. There are also a series of short videos and quick tips, to help you feel more prepared.

Congratulations on adding a new baby to your family! You can pick up a FREE bag, with a book and this brochure at these locations: North and South Delta Recreation Centres (ask at the Reception Desk for the book bag), or at any of the 3 Delta libraries.

Need emergency housing? Need shelter? Looking for a cooling location? Are you, or do you know, a senior who is feeling lonely, isolated?

Are you new to Canada and Delta? Want to learn English? Looking for a Job? Health questions or issues? Are you a migrant worker in Delta? Do you have children? Are you looking for food? Help to pay your rent? This brochure has useful links to all of these resources and supports.

Food Banks & Food Hampers; Community Meals & Snacks, Grocery & Meal Delivery …

Are you a new immigrant or refugee living in Delta? Do you wonder where you can learn English? Do you and your family need some supports? Please click here for answers to these questions and more …

September 10th is World Suicide Prevention Day (WSPD). WSPD is a global commitment to raise awareness of suicide and suicidal behaviours and work together to prevent them. It provides an opportunity to change the narrative on suicide and share messages of hope, resilience, and light. Resources below for the Mental Health Commission of Canada website.

Discover over 70 parks and natural areas in Delta! The parks and trails include features ranging from picnic areas and playgrounds, to outdoor pools, water play parks, sports fields and skateboard parks. Use the Park and Amenity search tool to discover these parks and natural areas in Delta.

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