Douglas College Child and Youth Care

05/01/2026

05/01/2026

04/30/2026

/ NEW BOOK RELEASE /
STORIES FROM THE IN-BETWEEN: Relational Practice Teaching Tales
Thom Garfat, Ph.D and Heather Modlin, Ph.D - editors
Available in paperback and e-book from The C*C-Net Press store: https://press.cyc-net.org

We are delighted and excited to announce that Douglas College BAC*C student, Ayman K., is the lead author on a story in this book. The story is titled Held in Practice and it was co-authored with C*C instructors Yvonne Gomez and Jessica Williams.

Congratulations Ayman - you are a published author, and your voice has meaningfully contributed to a wonderful collection of valuable stories within C*C practice.

04/24/2026

https://www.douglascollegecareers.ca/postings/15205

The Sports Institute at Douglas College is accepting ongoing applications for our Winter (January 10 to March 8), Spring (March 16 - March 27) and Summer (June 22 to August 28) programs. The Youth Program Leader provides leadership, program delivery and supports the overall operational functions of....

04/01/2026

Anika Youth Services

04/01/2026

Please remember it’s April 1 before engaging with this post 😊

BREAKING: The new Douglas College student housing building, 808 Royal, has been approved to feature a giant slide ending in an outdoor ball pit.

The first of its kind in Canadian higher education, the slide is designed to speed up the morning commute. Students will be able to bypass elevators and stairs entirely, delivering them directly to street-level through a thrilling multi-storey descent into hundreds of colourful plastic balls.

“This is a bold move in modern student housing,” said Douglas College President and CEO Dr. Kathy Denton. “Our goal is to make the Douglas experience faster, more fun and slightly terrifying.”

The College confirms that the slide will be available to all residents and students, provided they remove backpacks, secure loose items and accept that finding their keys in the ball pit may become a character-building experience.

“This is a chaos vortex waiting to happen,” said John Doherty, Manager, Facilities Services New Westminster Campus. “Phones will be lost. Keys will vanish. Someone will scream. Please stop telling people this is real.”