KB Searchlight
KB Searchlight has two search options:
- click on your community in the map below to find services in your immediate area or
- search by specific program or service using the drop down menu located below the map.
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Community Integration Program – Boundary Family Services
Phone: 250-442-2267 x40242, 877-442-5355
Email: info@bfiss.org
Website: http://www.boundaryfamily.org/
Communities Serviced: Grand Forks
Age Group Serviced: 13 – 19, Children, Youth
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This service provides positive, inclusive, community based programming for children with developmental and/or physical challenges.
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Confident Parents: Thriving Kids – Canadian Mental Health Association
Phone: 855-871-8445
Email: confidentparents@cmha.bc.ca
Website: http://www.cmha.bc.ca/how-we-can-help/children-families/confident-parents
Communities Serviced: Provincial
Age Group Serviced: Adults
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A website grounded in the Parent Management Training – Oregon Model developed by Implementation Sciences International Inc. Through a series of 6 to 14 weekly coaching sessions, along with exercises and workbooks, trained coaches empower parents and caregivers to learn effective skills and techniques that support social skills and cooperation in their child. These techniques are proven to prevent, reduce and reverse the development of mild to moderate behaviour problems.
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Referral Process:
GP Referrals.
Dealing With Depression
Website: http://www.dwdonline.ca/
Communities Serviced: Provincial
Age Group Serviced: Youth, All Ages
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A website with information and supports meant for teens who have been coping with depressed moods. This resource teaches a set of skills you can apply to your own life to overcome depression and is intended for teens and concerned adults. It covers topics such as what is depression, what causes it, what can you do, why change as well as skills in realistic thinking, problem solving, goal setting and useful tips.
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Early Intervention Therapies and Early Childhood Development Programs – Boundary Family Services
Phone: 250-442-2267, 877-442-5355
Email: info@bfiss.org
Website: http://www.boundaryfamily.org/
Communities Serviced: Grand Forks, Midway / Rock Creek / Beaverdell
Age Group Serviced: Children, Adults
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Early Intervention Therapies include physiotherapy and occupational therapy services that are provided to children who are risk for developmental delays or who are affected by disabilities. Services are provided in a family responsive manner with frequency determined by the child and family needs.
Early Childhood Development programs are offered to meet children, youth and family interests and needs and integrate them with Early Childhood programs so our children have the very best chance at success. These programs include StrongStart, Mother Goose, Alphabet Soup, Parent and Tot Skate, Parent and Tot Swimming and many more.
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Referral Process:
Self referral, community agencies, Public Health, Physicians, SD 51, MCFD.
Family Services – Boundary Family Services
Phone: 250-442-2267, 877-442-5355
Email: info@bfiss.org
Website: http://www.boundaryfamily.org/
Communities Serviced: Grand Forks, Midway / Rock Creek / Beaverdell
Age Group Serviced: Children, Adults, All Ages
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Services are provided to families experiencing personal difficulties, life transitions and family crises with a focus on keeping children safe. We engage and link families to the assistance that they require, provide support and teach life, safety and parenting skills.
This program provides short-term, outcome-focused assistance to families that are experiencing difficulties with parent-adolescent conflict. The focus of the program is to avoid family breakdown and to encourage positive relationships through the transition of youth from adolescence into adulthood.
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Referral Process:
Self referral, community agencies, SD 51, MCFD (which have priority).
Foundry
Email: info@foundrybc.ca
Website: https://foundrybc.ca/
Communities Serviced: Provincial
Age Group Serviced: 13 – 19, Children, Youth
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This is a website with tools related to self-help, mental health, substance use, healthy living, tough topics and life skills. It provides information on community services, phone/online chat, peer support, tips for talking with someone, apps and more.
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From Grief to Action
Address: 2490 West 37th Avenue, Vancouver, BC v6m 1p5
Website: http://www.fgta.ca/
Communities Serviced: Provincial
Age Group Serviced: All Ages
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A website that provides support and resources to families and friends affected by drug use, including specific resources for parents. It includes a coping kit, fact sheets and self tests.
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Grand Forks RCMP Victim Services
Phone: 250-442-5846
Website: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/criminal-justice/bcs-criminal-justice-system/if-you-are-a-victim-of-a-crime/victim-of-crime/victim-services-directory
Communities Serviced: Grand Forks, Midway / Rock Creek / Beaverdell
Age Group Serviced: All Ages
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Victim Services provides information and support to assist victims of crime and women and children impacted by violence.
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Referral Process:
Self-referrals, community agency, RCMP, hospital.
Here to Help
Website: http://www.heretohelp.bc.ca/
Communities Serviced: Provincial
Age Group Serviced: All Ages
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A website to help you find quality information, learn new skills, and connect with key resources in BC. Explore strategies to help you take care of your mental health and use substances in healthier ways, find the information you need to manage mental health and substance use problems, and learn how you can support a loved one.
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Intensive Support and Supervision Program – ARC Programs
Phone: 250-365-5800
Email: jmair@arcprograms.com
Website: https://arcprograms.com/node/236
Communities Serviced: Castlegar, Kaslo, Nelson, Salmo, Slocan Valley, Trail / Rossland
Age Group Serviced: 13 – 19, Youth, Adults
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This program provides an alternative to custody sentencing option for youth in conflict with the law and/or supports the re-integration of young offenders in the community following a period of custody. It assists youth to address factors leading to their illegal behaviours and improve community functioning. It serves to increase emotional stability, interpersonal and life skills, parenting capacity (if applicable) and harm reduction strategies through individual counseling, parenting support, recreation activities, assessments, goal development, group/individual life skill programming and more.
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Referrals to the program are initially screened for eligibility by the Youth Probation Officer or Team Leader, then forwarded to and screened by the ARC Program Director. The program primarily serves high-risk young offenders, between the ages of 13 and 17. Exceptions may be made for older youth that are still under a youth probation order after they turn 18.
KBRH Daly Pavilion
Address: 1200 Hospital Bench Road, Trail, BC V1R 4M1
Phone: 250-364-3484, 866-368-3314
Website: https://www.interiorhealth.ca/YourCare/MentalHealthSubstanceUse/MentalHealth/Pages/default.aspx
Communities Serviced: Trail / Rossland
Age Group Serviced: Adults
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This is a 12-bed psychiatric inpatient unit providing assessment and treatment of people experiencing an acute mental illness, including inpatient as well as Day Hospital Programs which includes group-based intervention and outpatient programs. A Mental Health and Addictions Nurse provides emergency response for mental health and addictions and also provides after hours telephone support and direction for accessing services.
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KBRH Mental Health and Substance Use Nurse
Phone: 250-368-3311 x2351
Website: http://www.interiorhealth.ca/
Communities Serviced: Castlegar, Grand Forks, Kaslo, Nakusp, Trail / Rossland
Age Group Serviced: All Ages
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This is a phone line to the urgent response nurse at KBRH and includes services such as intervention, support and referrals for substance use, addictions and mental health issues as well as protocols for withdrawal management and integrated care plans for co-occuring disorders. Services are available to patients and members of the community.
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Kelty Mental Health Resource Centre
Phone: 800-665-1822, 604-875-2084
Email: keltycentre@cw.bc.ca
Website: http://www.keltymentalhealth.ca/
Communities Serviced: Provincial
Age Group Serviced: All Ages
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A website to help families across the province navigate the mental health system, listen and offer peer support, and connect them to resources and tools related to mental health, substance use, eating disorders and other challenges that arise.
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Referral Process:
Self referrals
Kids Help Phone
Phone: 800-668-6868
Website: http://www.kidshelpphone.ca/
Communities Serviced: Provincial
Age Group Serviced: 13 – 24, 13 – 19, Children, Youth
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Kids Help Phone is a 24/7, national support service. They offer professional counselling, information and referrals and volunteer-led, text-based support to young people in both English and French. Whether by phone, text, mobile app or through the website, you can connect with them whenever you want, however you want about a variety of challenges – mental health, substance use, family issues, LGBTQ, dating, etc. and it’s completely confidential.
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Kootenay Boundary Eating Disorder Clinic
Phone: 250-505-7252
Website: https://keltyeatingdisorders.ca/kootenay-eating-disorders-program/
Communities Serviced: Castlegar, Grand Forks, Kaslo, Midway / Rock Creek / Beaverdell, Nakusp, Nelson, Salmo, Slocan Valley, Trail / Rossland
Age Group Serviced: All Ages
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The Kootenay Boundary Eating Disorder Clinic is a small outpatient clinic serving adults and children. The role of the clinic is to provide specialized assessment, consultation, and treatment recommendations for individuals with eating disorders. The clinic team consists of a primary therapist/coordinator, a physician, and a registered dietician.
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Referral Process:
Self referral, referral from GP, primary therapist, case manager, community agencies, families.
KB Searchlight is an initiative of the Kootenay Boundary CYMHSU Action Team, coordinated locally by Kootenay Boundary Division of Family Practice and hosted by partner agency, Kootenay Family Place. Other action team members include families, doctors, mental health counsellors, school administrators, health authority staff, community agencies and more. The Child Youth Mental Health and Substance Use Collaborative is supported by the Shared Care Committee with additional support for specialist participation from the Specialist Services Committee. Both committees are partnerships between Doctors of BC and government of BC.