(BAH) provides older adults (65+) with simple non-medical, day-to-day tasks so that they can continue to live independently in their own homes and remain connected to their communities.

Part of the Social Prescribing program, Seniors 55+ living in the North Island can be referred for assistance to reduce social isolation, improve emotional well being, digital literacy, finances, housing and accessing benefits, as well as healthy lifestyle choices, engaging in community activities, and navigating community resources.

Safe, confidential support for individuals, couples, and families to improve communication, reduce conflict, and strengthen relationships.

Community-based volunteer program providing compassionate hospice outreach, grief and bereavement support, and visits.

Adult sober residential facility offering 30-day social detox and short-term crisis stabilization with 24/7 staffing and nursing support.

Provide services to victims and witnesses of crime and trauma. RCMP
victim services are designed to assist victims and witnesses of crime by providing essential support and information.

Free, confidential support for survivors of sexual violence and their families, with no requirement to report to police.

Gender-based counselling for survivors of childhood abuse, sexual assault, and intimate partner violence using trauma-informed and intersectional approaches.

Support for women who have experienced violence including advocacy, transportation, court accompaniment, and emotional support.