Projects
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Indigenous Literacy Program
The Indigenous Literacy Program provides access to low barrier holistic indigenous literacy support for oral, reading, writing, math and computer use via drop-in, outreach, or by attending workshops. We can […]
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Employment Services
Robson Valley Community Services is pleased to deliver WorkBC employment services to the Robson Valley Region. Do you need a new resume? Help writing a new cover letter? Practice […]
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Food Security
What is Food Security? It is the state of having reliable access to a sufficient quantity of affordable, nutritious food. The World Food Summit of 1996 defined food security […]
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Police Based Victim Services Program
The Victim Services Coordinator provides support to people who are victims and/or witnesses of a crime or accident. The Coordinator offers guidance, advocacy, and information to clients going through the […]
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Supported Child Development Program
The Supportive Child Development program is intended for children with developmental delays. Our consultant will work with the children to assess and develop a service plan to help children progress in their development.
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Infant Development Program
The Infant Development Program services children from 0-3 who are at risk for, or who already have a delay in development. This program brings our consultant, parents / guardians, and […]
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Family Support Program
The Family Support Worker can assist families in working towards a stable and healthy foundation for the home environment, to support family members struggling with parenting, communication, conflict resolution and life skills.
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Literacy Programs
Adult Literacy The Adult Literacy program is for anyone 19 and older (or not attending public school) to increase their understanding of concepts from English and math to budgeting and […]
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Better at Home Program (Seniors)
The goal of our Better at Home (BAH) program is to provide non-medical services to support seniors living in their own homes, to increase socialization and decrease senior isolation.
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Child and Youth Mental Health Program
Provides professional individual or group support to children between the ages of ages 0 and 18 and their families.
