Drop In Center is open for families to use as their second home during regular hours and is set up for child safe exploration, art/crafts, literacy centers and active play along with games, crafting supplies, computer, printer and kitchen available for public use.

Groups and workshops are offered when there is interest in the community of participating parents. Connect with us to find out about our monthly schedule.

Respite either in home or at our center for two hours a week per family until baby reaches one year of age. Priority is given to new parents or those without extended family in the community. Parents can use this time as they want: pop out to have a coffee, do meal prep, a shower, a walk, errands, access resources, advocacy, chats. …

Equipment Lending Library includes a vast inventory of most of the things families need for the first few years of their child’s life. This includes breastfeeding supplies, strollers, car seats, baby gates, travel essentials, diapers, vitamins, toys, books and more! We are continuously updating our inventory and have multiples of each item to share.

Laundry, showering and clean water fill-up is free for families to use during regular hours. We recognize that many of our families live off-grid and have limited access to clean running water.

WIFI and Computer/Printing is available for families. Support in any administration tasks is available if requested.

Food Security initiatives are available depending on the current funding parameters and food donations. These supports may include monthly grocery vouchers, vitamins, freezer meals, wild meat distribution, meal preparation workshops, and harvesting and processing. of available food.

Kid’s Time Drop In Childcare is currently being offered on Wednesdays and Fridays. Morning and afternoon sessions are available for children 1-5 years old with limited space. Registration is required but drop-in spaces are available for last minute appointments and emergencies.

We continue to strongly advocate for our children and families. This may include attending doctor’s appointments, connecting with specialists, researching current medical best practices and/or recommendations, supporting with financial literacy and certainly communicating with government officials in regards to the needs of our children.