non governmental organization in Kelowna, Bc

Bringing people together – for a common purpose; creating a good life for people with disAbilities and special needs is the heart of what we do at People In Motion.

News and views on abortion and other pro life issues concerning the Okanagan, Canada, and the rest of the world

Lake Country Food Bank operated by the Lake Country Food Assistance Society.

Starbright Children's Development Centre supports the needs of children in the Central Okanagan with developmental disabilities and their families.

Welcome to the official Facebook page of Diabetes Canada! Leading the fight against diabetes, one Facebook post at a time.

Community Information and Volunteer Services for the Central Okanagan.

The YMCA of Okanagan is a charity you can believe in. We operate 2 recreation facilities, 7 child care centres & employment services across the Okanagan.

We are a non-profit charity that provides support services to people who are, or are at-risk of, experiencing homeless in Kelowna, British Columbia

The Bridge: We transform lives and build community www.thebridgeservices.ca

Our agency specializes in domestic (BC) infant, and inter-country (from another country) & Ministry (from BC in foster care system) adoption placements.

We offer basic & more specialized health service needs such as infusion therapy, dementia care, serious injury care in Kelowna. Learn more here...

Supporting a Mentally Healthy Kelowna

The Central Okanagan Foundation empowers generations to give by building endowments, grant making, and community leadership. Get involved in your community!

Alzheimer Society of B.C., Alzheimer Society of British Columbia

A non-profit providing care across BC to those living with disabilities. We provide residential care, skills-based day programs and many more services.

The Society of Hope - Since its inception in 1989, the Society has grown to become the largest non-profit housing provider in the Interior of British Columbia.

CNIB is a registered charity, passionately providing community-based support, knowledge and a national voice to Canadians who are blind or partially sighted.

The Society of Hope - Since its inception in 1989, the Society has grown to become the largest non-profit housing provider in the Interior of British Columbia.