Community Health and Social Service Programs

Compassionate Counselling for the individual, youth, couples, and Professionals. If you suffer from Depression, Anxiety, Mood, Grief & Loss, Chronic Pain, Addictions, Relationships, Separation, Divorce, Career/Work, Anger Management, Chronic Pain, Aging, Stress Management, Self-Esteem, Abuse,or Trauma, counselling may help you increase your happiness, and improve your well-being. Seeking help for any reason can help you to to find the path you desire in this life. more info

NIEFS is the major employment agency for Northern Vancouver Island and your one-stop WorkBC Employment Service Centre. As a leader in workforce development we provide services to over 5000 job seekers and 500 companies annually. We have been actively connecting employers with workers since 1986.more info

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Junior Alternate Program serves students who have been directed to attend because they are on long-term suspensions for school-related misbehaviour; students who are chronically ill and unable to attend school; discouraged learners with school phobias, anxiety disorders, histories of social conflicts and deeply embedded defence mechanisms; and students who are mentally ill.more info

My name is Katrina, I am a Nurse with Advanced Foot Care education. I have recently moved back to Campbell River from the Okanagan and will be providing foot care services to the North end of Vancouver Island. I specialize with Diabetic & Neuropathy, Fungal nails, Onyfix corrective treatment for in-grown toe nails, Callus & Corn reduction and education All tools are Autoclavedmore info

The Kwakiutl District Council Health provides assessments, case management, home care nursing, personal care, home support, and in-home respite services.more info

Kelly's Advanced Foot Care Service serving Campbell River, Cumberland and the Comox Valley. more info

The BC Children’s Kelty Mental Health Resource Centre provides mental health and substance use information and resources, assistance navigating the mental health system, as well as free personalized support from parent peer support workers. Services are available to families across BC and Yukon with children and youth up to age 24, by phone, email, virtual meeting, and in person at The Kelty Centre. Many online resources, educational events and webinars are also available for parents and caregivers, and school professionals. more info

A one to one mentoring program for vulnerable children and youth, delivered by carefully screened and trained volunteers.more info

A 24 hour KUU-US Crisis Line in support of all the Indigenous communities across British Columbia more info