Community Resources
Find local services and supports in Dawson Creek and surrounding communities. Browse resources by category or topic to connect with help for health care, mental health and substance use, housing, and more.
Resources
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Better at Home and Square One for Seniors
Helps older adults remain independent and connected through practical home supports, transportation, social prescribing and connections to community services.
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Bulterys House
Offers affordable accommodation near Dawson Creek and District Hospital for patients travelling to Dawson Creek for treatment and family members supporting them.
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Dawson Creek Aboriginal Family Resources Society
Offers culturally responsive mental-health and family support for Indigenous children, youth and families in Dawson Creek and surrounding Treaty 8 communities.
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Dawson Creek Health Unit
Provides public-health services including immunizations, pregnancy and early-parenthood support, child health, nutrition, sexual health, developmental services and harm reduction.
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Haven Family Services
Provides counselling and family support, including early-psychosis services, FASD-related family support, youth stabilization, behavioural intervention and couples and family counselling.
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Hope Air
Helps eligible patients facing financial barriers travel long distances for specialist medical care through free flights and other medical-travel assistance.
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Nawican Friendship Centre
Provides culturally grounded Indigenous and community services including counselling, family support, youth and Elder programs, food assistance, housing help and traditional wellness activities.
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Networks Ministries
Provides food and household support through a food pantry, Good Food Box, Free Store, furniture assistance and other practical help for people in need.
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Northern Health Connections
Provides low-cost transportation for eligible northern residents who need to travel between communities for non-emergency health care.
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Northern Health Mental Health and Substance Use Services
Offers publicly funded mental-health and substance-use assessment, counselling, treatment, case management, medication support and connections to specialized services.
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North Wind Wellness Centre
Offers culturally based residential and outpatient substance-use treatment that combines counselling, Indigenous approaches to healing, wellness programming and time on the land.
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South Peace Child Development Centre
Supports children and families with developmental concerns through pediatric therapy, infant development, family navigation, parenting programs and services for children with diverse needs.
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South Peace Community Resources Society
Helps people facing challenges such as family violence, housing instability, poverty or disability through counselling, advocacy, housing and other practical supports.
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South Peace Hospice Palliative Care Society
Provides non-medical support for people living with life-limiting illness, caregivers and grieving families through volunteers, grief support, equipment loans and education.
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South Peace Primary Care Network
Helps residents understand local primary-care options, including how to register for a family doctor or nurse practitioner through the Health Connect Registry.