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
REACH Gift of Speech 2025
Sending enormous gratitude to everyone who supported REACH Gift of Speech 2025. Our spokesperson Aidan communicated the importance of early intervention speech therapy beautifully and we reached the $40,000 goal […]
Inclusive Playground Expansion – North Delta Recreation Centre
On November 18th, 2025 REACH hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony to open the newly expanded playground at North Delta Recreation Centre. Mayor Harvie and Councillor Dylan Kruger, REACH Liaison were […]
A Taste of Reach 2025
The 7th Annual A Taste of Reach fundraiser was held at Tasty Indian Bistro Thursday October 30, 2025, with local celebrity MC Fred Lee . It featured parent speakers, delectable South Asian hors […]
REACH Info Fair 2025
On Tuesday, September 16, 2025, REACH in-person Info Fair was a great opportunity to learn about our programs directly from staff. Board Directors and other volunteers as well as families […]
Statement on Tylenol and Autism
If you’re feeling worried or guilty about taking Tylenol (acetaminophen) during pregnancy because of recent news, please take a deep breath. The World Health Organization (WHO) has made it clear: […]
Register for Ladner Preschool!
Reach Developmental Preschools offer all children a stimulating, emergent program to develop their physical, social, emotional, language, and cognitive skills to their full potential and registration is open NOW for […]
$ 7,500
Delta Firefighters Holiday Giving helps REACH children!
Extending heartfelt thanks to Delta Firefighters IAFF Local 1763 and the Delta Firefighter’s Charitable Society for their amazing $7500 contribution to REACH on December 22, 2025! During their DECEMBER DAYS of GIVING campaign, local charities received much needed funds to support individuals and families.
$15,000
Fraser Valley Realtors Support at-risk Youth
Nearly three dozen charities that support at-risk youth have received Fraser Valley Realtors Charitable Foundation (FVRCF) grants to support their work. Every year, the foundation gives grants to eligible charities that have applied to help at-risk youth under 29 and REACH received $15,000 to help Counselling services. “At-risk youth deserve every chance to thrive, and the charities we are supporting this year are helping make that possible,” said David Herman, chair of the FVRCF. “We are honoured to support organizations creating real, lasting change for young people.”
Read more at: https://cloverdalereporter.com/2025/12/10/373k-in-grants-given-to-charities-helping-at-risk-youth/
$ 5,500
Origin Law Organizes Aid for REACH Families!
Subreen Bedi and Jason Grewal organized a dodgeball tournament with the help of Azra Mann. Players submitted a fee to play that resulted in $5500 being donated to REACH to help two families in need over the holidays. Thank you for your community support Origin Law!
$ 3,000
Delta Community Foundation supports REACH Young Adult Group
REACH has a new group for young adults and we send appreciation to Delta Community Foundation for supporting it! Adults in Delta with developmental disabilities and autistic individuals often face loneliness and isolation, compounded by barriers such as ableism, financial hardship, and mental health challenges. REACH Young Adult Group creates an environment that fosters relationship building and skill development for employment, social engagement, and daily living. Learn more on the Young Adult Group program page.

