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PacificCare Child Care Resource and Referral

For child care providers: Consultations and support for all child care providers Support for new License Not Required child care providers who become registered with the Child Care Resource and Referral program Access to affordable liability insurance Support and training for all child care providers Resources, newsletters and community information Toy and equipment lending libraries.…

Campbell River Young Parents Program

Administered by Forest Circle Society for Families, the Campbell River Young Parents’ Program (CRYPP) support young parents as they work towards high school graduation. The four program components are education, child care, health and support, and are based at Cari’s Infant and Toddler Centre. Many student parents in the CRYPP attend Carihi Senior Secondary School,…

Are you looking for childcare?

To find child care in Campbell River and Area visit the Child Care Map. The Child Care Map contains licensed child care providers that receive Child Care Operating Funding. The map gives you location of centres, and if there are vacancies within the centre. Child care providers are responsible for updating their vacancies and other information. Contact Website:…

Affordable Child Care Benefit

The BC Affordable Child Care Benefit program is to help eligible families with the cost of child care. Information about the program can also be found online: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/family-social-supports/caring-for-young-children/child-care-funding/child-care-benefit Contact Contact: Alison Boucher Phone: 250-203-6022 Email: aboucher@pacific-care.bc.ca Website:http://www.pacificcare.ca/ This service is provided by: PacificCare Child Care Resource and Referral PacificCare CCRR assists parents in finding child…

The Miyoopimatishihk (Wellbeing) Program

The Miyoopimatishihk (Wellbeing) Program was developed by Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) for families with Métis children birth to 8 years. Métis families can apply for and access services funded directly by MNBC.

Qwallayuw Head Start

Qwallayuw Head Start Preschool Program provides 2 half-day sessions 4 days a week that prepare young Aboriginal children for their school years by meeting their spiritual, emotional, intellectual and physical needs. They provide programming in six core areas: education and school readiness; Aboriginal culture and language; parental involvement, health promotion; nutrition; and social support.

Métis Family Connections

The Métis Early Years program was developed by the Métis Nation British Columbia for Métis families with children birth to 8 years. The Métis Family Connections – Elementary and Secondary Years program is for children and youth 9-18 years. This is available to MNBC citizens and those who self identify as Metis. The goal of…

Métis Child Care Benefit Program

The Métis Child Care Benefit Program is a service offered by the Metis Child Care Navigation and Support program for families with Métis children birth to 12 years. Through the Métis Child Care Benefit Program, families can access additional funding. This is available to families who are MNBC citizens and are enrolled in the Métis Family Connections Program. Contact Contact:…

Bear Essentials Program

Bear Essentials is a family support program that assists with the costs of health-related travel and equipment for Island kids. The program is designed for families that struggle to afford the associated costs or that have barriers limiting their ability to access health care or equipment for their child. Bear Essentials is a program accessed through referral only. A health…

We Wai Kai Nation

The people of the We Wai Kai Nation live in (2) local communities, Cape Mudge Village and Quinsam Reserve. Cape Mudge Village is located on the south-west coast of Quadra Island. Quinsam Reserve is located in north-western Campbell River on the central east coast of Vancouver Island. Address 664 Head Start Cres, Campbell River, BC Contact…