Community Health and Social Service Programs

The Alzheimer Society of BC exists to alleviate personal and social consequences of Alzheimer disease and related dementias, to promote public awareness and to search for the causes and cures.more info

A safe environment where individuals can be provided with information to develop the mind and explore their thoughts and feelings, combined with a cultural component.more info

more info

ANN ELMORE TRANSITION HOUSE (AEH) is a short-term emergency shelter which provides safe shelter, support services, food, clothing and basic necessities for women, and their children, who are at risk of abuse/violence. Services also available at AEH include detox, supportive recovery and stabilization programs. AEH is operated by Campbell River and North Island Transition Society. more info

Counselling for those facing a life limiting illness or grieving the loss of a loved one.more info

Hearing Clinics within the Campbell River areamore info

Mandatory training consists of 14 modules which including topics on communication skills, effects of caregiving, child and youth development, attachment, separation and loss, child abuse and neglect, guiding behaviour of children and youth, substance misuse, cultural responsiveness, aboriginal children in care, FAS/FAE/NAS and suicide awareness.more info

Backpacks that are loaned to parents of young children through child learning centres.more info

The mission of Brainstreams.ca is provide 24/7 access to information and resources for the thousands of people who experience brain injury in BC and beyond each year. more info

bc211 is a Vancouver-based non profit organization that specializes in providing information and referral regarding community, government and social services in BC.more info