Nearby acute-care hospital with emergency, surgical and inpatient services.
Located at the South Cariboo Health Centre in 100 Mile House. Interior Health lists emergency, inpatient and surgical services; the Emergency Department is open 24 hours daily. Visiting hours are 2-8 p.m.; visitors must check in with the nursing station. Free parking; wheelchair accessible. Call 9-1-1 for a life-threatening emergency.
Public library branch with books, public computers, Wi-Fi, printing, scanning, faxing, technology help and programs.
The branch is in nearby 100 Mile House, outside 108 Mile Ranch. Cariboo residents may apply for a card at any branch with photo ID and proof of a Cariboo address. Non-resident cards cost $25 per year; temporary resident cards require a refundable $25 deposit. Branch hours: Tuesday-Thursday 10 a.m.-8 p.m.; Friday-Saturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; closed Sunday and Monday. Contact the branch to confirm current hours and service availability.
Pre-booked curb-to-curb transit serving 108 Mile Ranch and surrounding communities.
The rider guide says everyone is eligible. Book at least 24 hours before travel by phone during weekday office hours, 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Provide your name, phone, pickup, destination, travel time and any mobility equipment. Fares and service may change.
Three beaches at 108 Mile Ranch: Main Beach, West Beach, and Stewart Beach.
The Cariboo Regional District lists Main Beach, West Beach, and Stewart Beach at 108 Mile Ranch. The District says the beach maintenance program is provided through an agreement with the 108 Mile Ranch Community Association. Contact the Association for current access or maintenance information.
Community Greenbelt parklands and trails around 108 Mile and Sepa Lakes.
More than 1,500 acres of Greenbelt lands around 108 Mile Ranch are used much like a public park. Walking and pedal biking are permitted on the trail system; motorized vehicles and hunting are prohibited. The associated 108 Lake and Sepa Lake accessible trails form an approximately 7 km continuous easy-grade route, with accessible outhouses, picnic tables, benches, and trailheads at the 108 Mile Heritage Site and Kallum Drive. Confirm current conditions before visiting.
Outdoor pickleball at the 108 Mile Ranch courts from April to October.
The club says drop-ins are allowed only during designated club times or with a club member because the facility is locked. Seasonal and monthly passes are available. Contact the club for current playing times and access.
Volunteer fire department serving the 108 Mile area.
The regional district lists the fire hall at 4966 Easzee Drive and provides a department phone and email. Contact the department for non-emergency information and volunteer applications.
Weekday fixed-route bus service connecting 108 Mile Ranch, 103 Mile and 100 Mile House.
Route 2 runs Monday to Friday with stops on Cariboo Highway at Easzee Drive and at Kitwanga Drive and Kallum Drive. The published rider guide has trip times; Thursday morning departures from Cariboo Mall require a phone call for timing. No conventional service on weekends or listed holidays. Fares and schedules may change.
Social connection, meals, life skills and activities for people living with mental illness.
CMHA South Cariboo describes the Clubhouse as serving people in 100 Mile House and the surrounding area. Open Monday through Friday, 12:00–15:45. Activities include daily meals, life-skills workshops and interest-based activities. Access requires referral from Interior Health MHSU followed by intake with the Clubhouse worker. Call MHSU Intake at 250-395-7676. Contact CMHA to confirm current availability and access from your community.
Service Areas: 100 Mile House, 108 Mile Ranch, 70 Mile House, 93 Mile, Bridge Lake, Buffalo Creek, Canim Lake, Eagle Creek, Forest Grove, Lac la Hache
Location: 555B South Cedar Avenue, 100 Mile House, BC
Appointment-based nursing and other professional outpatient services.
The clinic provides wound care, intravenous antibiotic treatment, rehabilitation, group education, and teaching related to treatments and conditions. Referral and appointment are required; referrals may come from a hospital, family doctor, community nurse, or therapist. Clients must meet eligibility requirements. It is not an emergency service. Phone 250-395-7676. Located at 555 Cedar Avenue South, 100 Mile House; wheelchair accessible.
The 108 Mile Ranch Community Hall offers rooms for meetings, classes, celebrations and other events.
The main hall seats up to 198 people and the upstairs room up to 80. An online rental application is available. Local nonprofit groups may receive a 50% discount with a valid society number; confirm current rates and availability with the hall manager.
Confidential help navigating community services, benefits and referrals.
The navigator helps with Legal Aid BC applications, income assistance, disability benefits, mental health and substance-use referrals, senior and family resources, Indigenous resources and other complex needs. Contact the office or cell phone for access.
Family practice clinic in 100 Mile House serving the surrounding region.
Provides preventive and acute care, chronic disease management, maternal and child health, reproductive and sexual health, mental health support, and referrals and care coordination. Office hours are Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Call 250-395-3000 to ask about appointments and current availability; the clinic does not publish whether it is accepting new patients.
Food hampers and perishable food for people facing food insecurity.
Food hampers are distributed on the second Tuesday of each month, 10 am–noon and 12:45–2 pm. Perishable food is offered Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 10 am–12:30 pm, first come first served, with a limit of one visit per week; closed the second Wednesday each month. Closed statutory holidays. For registration, the provider asks people to bring government photo ID, proof of address and care cards for dependents, but says people without a fixed address can still seek help. Call to confirm current access from 108 Mile Ranch.
Pre-booked accessible transit to non-emergency medical appointments along the route to Williams Lake.
Medical appointments have priority, but anyone may ride if space is available. Trips must be booked at least 24 hours ahead by calling 250-395-2834 during weekday office hours. Service is available to communities along the route, including 108 Mile Ranch. Confirm trip times and accessibility arrangements when booking.
Service Areas: 100 Mile House, 108 Mile Ranch, 141 Mile House, 150 Mile House, Williams Lake
Housing and practical support for people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.
South Cariboo Homeless Outreach helps people move toward stable housing. Depending on eligibility and available funding, it may assist with rent, utilities, emergency food or temporary shelter. The provider offers a 24-hour contact line and office visits in 100 Mile House.
Provider: School District No. 27 (Cariboo-Chilcotin)
Kindergarten to Grade 7 elementary school in 108 Mile Ranch.
The school website says it enrols students from kindergarten to Grade 7. Families should contact the school or district to confirm catchment and registration requirements.
Provider: School District No. 27 (Cariboo-Chilcotin)
School-based early learning program for families with young children.
Parent participation program at Mile 108 Elementary. Bring the child’s birth certificate and BC Care Card on the first visit. The published schedule is Mondays and Thursdays, 9 a.m. to noon, following the school calendar; confirm before attending.
Twice-weekly scheduled bus route with medical-trip priority and limited additional eligibility.
Northern Health Connections operates a Tuesday and Thursday bus between Prince George and Kelowna. Listed stops include Hixon, Quesnel, Kersley, Williams Lake, 150 Mile House, 108 Mile House, 100 Mile House, 70 Mile House, Clinton, Cache Creek, Kamloops and Vernon. The published timetable shows a 70 Mile House General Store stop at 12:30 p.m. southbound and 3:05 p.m. northbound. Eligible riders generally need a valid BC Services Card/CareCard and a verified appointment for health care unavailable in their home community; people over 60 and those needing accessible transport may travel without an appointment. Medical appointments, mobility-lift users and required companions receive priority. Reserve by phone; passengers under 18 need an authorized adult companion. The service does not provide ongoing medical care during travel. Check the live schedule and eligibility before booking.
Service Areas: 100 Mile House, 108 Mile Ranch, 150 Mile House, 70 Mile House, Cache Creek, Clinton, Hixon, Kamloops, Kelowna, Kersley, Prince George, Quesnel, Vernon, Williams Lake
Confidential emergency shelter for women, including transgender women, with or without children escaping abuse.
The Safe House provides confidential emergency accommodation, emotional support, safety planning, groceries, referrals and help reaching longer-term housing for women fleeing abuse. Male children are accepted case by case. Photo ID is not required. Call the 24-hour VictimLink BC hotline at 1-800-563-0808 and ask for the 100 Mile House Safe House. The address is confidential; the hotline can confirm current access.
Outreach for older adults, including care planning, advocacy, appointment support and connections to services.
CMHA South Cariboo describes this program for seniors in the South Cariboo. The outreach worker can assist with care planning, housing and financial advocacy, coordinating or attending appointments, short-term strategies during difficult transitions, well-being monitoring and connections to community supports. Contact 250-644-1687 or sw@cmhasouthcariboo.org to ask about eligibility and referrals. Program announcement dated July 3, 2025.
Provider: South Cariboo Community Response Network
Community network concerned with adult abuse, neglect and self-neglect in the South Cariboo.
The network identifies 108 Mile Ranch among its communities served and publishes a local coordinator contact for information about community response resources. Confirm the current contact before relying on the listing.
Service Areas: 100 Mile House, 108 Mile Ranch, 70 Mile House, Canim Lake, Clinton, Forest Grove, Lac la Hache, Lone Butte
Family support, early years programs, counselling and youth services for communities across the South Cariboo.
The organization provides a Family Support Worker Program, youth centre, early years programs and counselling. The 211 agency profile names Buffalo Creek among the South Cariboo communities served. Office hours are Monday–Friday, 09:00–16:00; contact the centre to identify the right program and any intake requirements.
Service Areas: 100 Mile House, 108 Mile Ranch, 70 Mile House, Bridge Lake, Buffalo Creek, Canim Lake, Clinton, Eagle Creek, Forest Grove, Interlakes, Lac la Hache, Lone Butte
Location: 1–486 South Birch Avenue, 100 Mile House, British Columbia
Interior Health community health services at the South Cariboo Health Centre in 100 Mile House.
The Centre lists community nursing, community care clinic, community rehabilitation, home support, immunization, prenatal and postpartum services, caregiver support, social work, and other programs. Published site hours are Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; the location is wheelchair accessible. Program eligibility and referral requirements vary. The Community Care Clinic requires an appointment and referral and is not an emergency service; call 250-395-7676 to ask about access.
Free trauma-informed counselling and emergency support for women and trans women affected by violence and abuse.
Individual and group counselling and emergency services in a safe, trauma-informed setting. Intended for women and trans women age 19 and older who have experienced childhood violence and abuse, sexual assault, relationship violence or other forms of abuse; women under 19 may qualify based on specific needs. Self-referrals and referrals by organizations, family or friends are accepted. Call 778-482-1788. In-person service is at #228-475 Birch Avenue, South Cariboo Business Centre, 100 Mile House. Confirm access and appointment availability.
Support with daily living, advocacy, life skills, appointments and weekly food hamper delivery where needed.
For people living with mental illness. Supports include emotional and social support, advocacy, transportation to medical appointments and shopping, goal setting, meal planning, financial management, housekeeping, interpersonal skills and banking. Weekly food hamper delivery is available for clients unable to pick up their own. Access requires referral from Interior Health MHSU followed by CMHA intake. Call MHSU Intake at 250-395-7676 to ask about referral and whether service is available to your community.
Service Areas: 100 Mile House, 108 Mile Ranch, 70 Mile House, 93 Mile, Buffalo Creek
Location: 555B South Cedar Avenue, 100 Mile House, BC