Keep up-to-date with the latest news and events from Interior Community Services.
The Knights of Columbus donated $500 to Interior Community Service’s Youth Street Outreach Program that operates out of the drop-in Outreach Centre at 404 Seymour St. The money will be used to buy food and supplies.
In the photo are Gordon Wourms (left) and Peter Pel (right) of the Knights of Columbus, along with Interior Community Services COO Val Janz (second from left) and CEO Kelly Kelland.
Barriere House was renamed Terry's Place, enjoy a video clip of this special event.
Make Children First has put together a contact list for family services in Kamloops and also a list of free or low cost family activities within the city.
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Are you a person over the age of 19 years old with an interest in supporting youth and have space in your home? Have you thought about being a Residential Youth Mentor?
Fall Mother Goose programs that are NOT in a school location
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Interior Community Services recognizes the powerful love and connection that animals can bring to folks from all walks of life. We are lucky enough to have two canine ambassadors whose job it is to welcome folks into the agency and to provide comfort, connection and a few laughs due their silly actions.
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We are going "Into the Wilderness" for our annual Teddy Bear Mother Goose Picnic.
Event Details:
Thursday June 14th 10:00am-12:30pm
Riverside Park (East End)
Purpose: To promote early literacy through a variety of play-based activities.
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