Children and Youth At-Risk Table (CHART)
See how the Children and Youth At-Risk Table initiative operates.
The Children and Youth At-Risk Table (CHART) is a proactive initiative that supports children and youth before they show negative behaviours or get involved in criminal activity. CHART also supports those who may already be exhibiting anti-social behaviours or be at-risk of gang involvement.
CHART is one of the 11 SAFE programs and involves 15 partner agencies collaborating weekly to identify at-risk children and youth and support them as well as their family with a tailored and coordinated intervention plan.
CHART Accomplishments to Date
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By the end of March 2023, 197 total CHART meetings had taken place accepting 517 at-risk 6 to 19 year-olds.
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465 of these children and youth had been closed by the end of March with 329 (71%) concluded as experiencing a significant reduction in risk for gang involvement.
- The average age of a CHART client remains 14 years old with youth identifying as male representing 57% of all clients.
- CHART welcomes referrals from all Surrey neighbourhoods with its 517 clients distributed as follows: Newton: 30%, Whalley: 23%, Guildford: 18%, Fleetwood: 9%, Cloverdale: 11%, South Surrey: 6%, and Unknown: 3%.

One of the original targets of SAFE was to increase programs and services in the neighbourhoods of Newton, Guildford, and Whalley. CHART has identified risk in these neighbourhoods as well as other pockets of Surrey and we are pleased to share that partners are providing services throughout the city.
CHART Dashboard
CHART Process
- Children, youth or families in need of help connect with a service provider or referral agency.
- CHART member or referral agency refers the individual to the table.
- Members of CHART determine best service to support individual.
- Lead agency coordinates delivery of supports and services.
Access to CHART can be made through one of the partner agencies listed below. For more information about CHART contact communitysafety@surrey.ca. All communications are kept confidential.
CHART Partners
- Alexandra Neighbourhood House
- City of Surrey
- Combined Force Special Enforcement Unit (CFSEU)
- DIVERSEcity Community Resources Society
- Fraser Health
- Fraser Regional Aboriginal Friendship Centre (FRAFCA)
- Ministry of Children and Family Development
- Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General – Shift BC
- Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction
- Options Community Services Society
- Pacific Community Resources Society (PCRS)
- Progressive Intercultural Community Services Society (PICS)
- Simon Fraser University (SFU)
- Solid State Community Industries
- Surrey Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)
- Surrey School District