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Information, resources and groups for pregnant women and families with babies under one year of age in Cranbrook, Kimberley and surrounding areas.

Supports provided for families, child care workforce and providers, and community partners:

  • Referrals to Licensed Child Care Program
  • Information on Choosing Quality Child Care
  • Education and professional Development
  • Free Toy/Resource/Equipment Lending Library
  • Affordable Child Care Benefit Program Information and Support
  • Access to Non-Toxic Craft Supplies
  • SKCCRR Monthly Bulletin
  • Support, Resources, and Consultation
  • Low-Cost Laminating Services Available Every Tuesday

Groups for families with children ages 0-6, in Cranbrook and Kimberley

The Community Action Program for Children (CAPC) program offers a variety of free, drop-in groups for families with children ages 0-6 in Cranbrook and Kimberley.

Parent participation/supervision is required at all CAPC programs.

Early Years Programs provide support to families with young children in Cranbrook and Kimberley through free programs, services, and information.  We offer Play and Learn family programs as well as Family Navigation supports. Family Navigation services offer call/text, email, and in person service to guide and support families who are expecting or have children under the age of 6 years.

Families with preschoolers are invited to take part in these free groups and activities.

East Kootenay Infant Development Program (EKIDP) provides information, resources and support for families who have a child between birth and 3 years of age who:

  • has a diagnosed disability,
  • is experiencing a developmental delay,
  • or is at risk for developmental delay.

East Kootenay Supported Child Development Program promotes and facilitates inclusion in childcare programs for all children throughout the East Kootenay, in collaboration with families, childcare providers and community partners.

Services are for children aged 0 to 12 who attend a licensed or regulated childcare program, have an identified developmental disability/delay, and require additional support to meet their individual needs to participate fully. Priority is given to children ages 0 to 5.

We provide quality care that is safe and developmentally appropriate, in a nurturing environment, for children in grades K to 6. We adjust our program to the individual needs of each child to strengthen skills and meet development goals.

We are a women’s gym for all ages and fitness levels, and a social enterprise that supports CCS’s Cranbrook Women’s Resource Centre.

Better at Home helps seniors with non-medical, day-to-day tasks so that they can continue to live independently in their own homes and remain connected to their communities.

Free, confidential support to those age 55+ to navigate community resources and activities, find community and explore options regarding Advanced Care Planning, and more. The Connector also liaises and collaborates with other service organizations in the community to connect you with ongoing support.

We rescue perfectly good food destined for landfills, ensuring it reaches individuals and community groups in need. CCS is committed to combatting climate change and reducing greenhouse gas emissions from landfill-bound organics. When we save food, we make best use of the energy invested in its production, especially important amidst rising food prices and food insecurity.

The Public Produce Garden is a community-managed, free, public space that aims to increase food security and local food education. From seeding to weeding to harvesting, all tasks are considered equal. This garden grows food and gardeners – everyone is welcome!

Farm Kitchen is a shared-use kitchen that supports food-focused entrepreneurs by providing a rentable, commercial kitchen and co-working office space.

A network of community members and organizations alike striving for a food-secure future.

Free, confidential information, advice and assistance for those facing income, tenancy and other legal issues

Free, confidential information, advice and assistance for families facing legal issues in Cranbrook and Creston.

Connecting people in Cranbrook with Legal Aid BC.

Strengthening parent-child relationships through classes, groups and individual sessions in the East Kootenays

We serve people of all ages in Cranbrook who are facing homelessness, are at-risk of homelessness or are in unstable housing situations (ei. couch-surfing).

Contact: [email protected] | 778-517-5355

A year-round shelter in Cranbrook for those facing homelessness.

Contact: [email protected]