•To deliver appropriate cultural, social, economic and recreational activities that caters to the youth and their families
•To provide a meeting place where the Aboriginal culture is respected and the issues in the community are dealt with from an Aboriginal perspective
•To deliver services that promotes healthy lifestyles and effective skills for children and their families
•To promote Aboriginal community identity and contribution
•Kla-how-eya Aboriginal Centre is dedicated to providing service to Aboriginal families and children and has a history of experience in supporting families in crisis in and around the Surrey district.

Our Mandate

•To support activities that promote the health and economic well being of Aboriginal people and promote the resurgence of resident Aboriginal culture, language and teachings, particularly those of local nations residing within the traditional territories
•To deliver appropriate cultural, social economic and recreational activities that caters to the youth and their families
•To provide a meeting place where the Aboriginal culture is respected and the issues in the community are dealt with from an Aboriginal perspective
•To deliver services that promotes the healthy lifestyles and effective skills for children and their families.
•To promotes Aboriginal community identity and contribution.
•Serving children, families and Elders living in Surrey, White Rock, Delta, Tsawwassen who are status, non status from over 26 aboriginal communities.

Code Of Ethics

•Shall promote the well-being of clients
•Shall respect the inherent dignity and worth of the person.
•Shall recognize the central importance of human relationships.
•Shall behave in a trustworthy manner.
•Shall treat every person, from the tiniest child to the oldest Elder with respect at all times.
•Shall respect all living things
•Shall respect themselves