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The Healthy Kids Program provides coverage for basic dental treatment, optical care and hearing assistance to children in low-income families, who are not in receipt of income assistance, disability assistance or hardship assistance. As of January 1, 2020, eligibility criteria for the Healthy Kids Program is based on eligibility for Medical Services Plan (MSP) Supplementary…
Read MoreRegistration: Population served must register with the Food Bank first, with identification (Driver’s License or BC Care Card) and proof of address. Children must have a BC Care Card Food Bank is open Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 1pm daily by appointment. For hampers, please call the appointment line at 250 914 2423. Office…
Read MoreDescription FamilySmart provides support to families through its Parent Peer Support program. Parents and families can connect with FamilySmart by calling 1-855-887-8004 and leaving a message with their name and the name of the community they’re calling from. There is no charge to access our service. Our criterion is simply that you are a parent…
Read MoreKidSport BC is dedicated to assisting children from families facing financial obstacles to participate in organized sport. The program provides grants of up to $400 per eligible child, per year, and is open to BC kids aged 18 and under. Apply online at: https://kidsportcanada.ca/british-columbia/provincial-fund/.
Read MoreThis is a comprehensive, unbiased website of services and programs related to all aspects of pregnancy and delivery in the Campbell River area. Hosted by the Campbell River and District Division of Family Practice.
Read MoreSeasons Freestore is a unique ministry here in Campbell River. They offer gently used clothes for children and adults for free to anyone in need. The team works hard to provide this hand up in an excellently presented store-like environment where people can find a new outfit that is appropriate for the season.
Read MoreThe single parent employment initiative can help you secure employment by providing opportunities such as up to 12 months of funded training for in-demand jobs or paid work experience placements. In addition, child-care costs are covered during training and in the first year of employment.
Read MoreAt the Women’s Centre Drop-In you will find a friendly welcoming place open to all women and their children. Come visit for peer support or crisis counselling. They can help refer you to other resources in the community. They have two computers connected to the internet for your use.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreProvides support, suicide assessment and access to a Crisis Intervention Nurse. There is an online crisis chat service available from 6pm-10pm daily. During this evening period, it is also possible to text the crisis line @ 250-800-3806
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