Youth Organizations, Centres & Clubs à Whitehorse, YT

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Canada Games Centre

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#300-200 Hamilton Boulevard, Whitehorse, Y1A 0A6

(867) 668-4886

The Canada Games Centre not only provides the facilities and programs necessary to lead a healthy active lifestyle, but has many complimentary services that further enhance your total experience while visiting the CGC. Whitehorse is home to some of the most spectacular scenery in Canada. Named the Wilderness City, Whitehorse is nestled on the banks of the famous Yukon River surrounded by mountains and pristine lakes. Gorgeous scenery and a vibrant city lifestyle, it’s no small wonder over 25, 000 people enjoy living here year round. A healthy economy, small town values, a safe environment in which to raise a family, and access to the great outdoors, makes Whitehorse one of the best cities in Canada in which to live and work.

Yukon Child and Youth Advocate Office

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2070 2nd Ave, Whitehorse, Y1A 1B1

(867) 456-5575

YCAO is an abbreviation and stands for the Yukon Child & Youth Advocate Office. The Yukon Child & Youth Advocate makes sure that young people from birth to 23 years old who are receiving government services, including young people in care, are treated fairly and have their voices heard. The Yukon Child & Youth Advocate Office works for children and youth, not for the government. It is an independant office of the Yukon Legislative Assembly, which means it is not a government department. Girls holding a dandelionThe Yukon Child & Youth Advocate Office can help if a child or youth is receiving a government service and feels they are being treated unfairly, if a child or youth is not receiving a government service he/she is entitled to receive, or if a child or youth is not being heard.