Community Health and Social Service Programs

A John Howard Society program. We facilitate shared decision making meetings for families and youth involved with MCFD, and offer support to youth as they age out of foster care.more info

Serving those addicted to opiates who want to stop using.more info

This program for children with special needs, aged twelve to eighteen, provides opportunities for local leisure and recreational activities. more info

Provides programs which support the well being of children under the age of six and their families; committed to services which are family driven, community-based and focused on strengths.more info

Provides alcohol and drug counselling, support groups and workshops.more info

Integrate community involvement and knowledge about the entire population with personal, clinical understandings of the health and illness experiences of individuals and families within the population.more info

Provides a variety of services, meetings, and workshops aimed at promoting health and preventing health problems.more info

CLBC is a provincial Crown Agency that engages organizations, companies and individuals across British Columbia to strengthen employment, and create safe and welcoming communities for adults with developmental disabilities. CLBC staff are dedicated and concerned people who strive daily to support the need of adult individuals with developmental disabilities and their families.more info

Preparation of taxes for low income clients.more info

CAVE is a networking circle for anyone who provides services for Aboriginal Youth and Families who would like to work collaboratively to improve services. more info