Helping Organisations
Here to Help You!
Asking for help is one of the most valuable lessons we can learn as parents and caregivers. Raising children is one of the hardest and most important jobs in the world. When we ask for help, we find resources and specialists who can help. We have a chance to partake in the wisdom of those around us. Asking for help creates a stronger sense of community, grows our circle of caring, and models for our children that asking for help is a healthy and strong thing to do. Powell River services, agencies and community people are here when you need us.
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BOND (pre-natal nutrition) Program supporting women to have healthy pregnancies and healthy babies 604-485-2604
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4752 Joyce Avenue |
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Powell River Diversity Initiative 604-485-2675 prdi@prepsociety.org |
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604-485-2706 |
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EMERGENCY LINE: 604-485-9773 |
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604-485-2004 literacypr@prepsociety.org |
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Ministry of Children and Family Development 6944 Alberni Street |
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Ministry of Social Development 6944 Alberni Street |
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Mental Health and Addiction Services 3rd Floor, General Hospital, Crisis Centre Distress Line: 1-800-SUICIDE (1-800-784-2433) |
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Powell River Child, Youth and Family 202-7373 Duncan Street, V8A 1W6 |
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Powell River Child & Youth Mental Health 202-7373 Duncan Street |
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Powell River Association for Community Living & Jean Pike Centre for Children and Youth 7050 Alberni Street |
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3rd Floor, 5000 |
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5000 Joyce Avenue |
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Powell River Recreation Complex 5001 Joyce Avenue |
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4411 Michigan Avenue |
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Powell River Community Services Office: 604-485-5335 |
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Powell River Community Health |
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School District #47 |
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6690 Sliammon Road |
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Young Moms' Support & Outreach PR Child, Youth & Family Services |
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6965 Courtney Street
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