Provider: Beaverdell Community Club and Recreation Commission
Community hall with meeting room, kitchen and event-rental facilities.
Beaverdell Community Hall is at 5841 Highway 33, Beaverdell, BC V0H 1A0. The hall has a meeting room and kitchen with refrigerator, stove, sink and coffee pot; listed capacity is 80. Published rental rates: residents $60 per day plus a refundable cleaning deposit; non-residents $100 per day plus a refundable cleaning deposit; chair rental $2 per day and table rental $7 per day. Rental fees may be waived by community-club vote for qualifying non-profit or community events. Booking contacts: Flo Hewer 250-484-5658; hall phone 250-484-5661. West Boundary Connect lists the hall as wheelchair accessible; confirm the specific access features before booking.
Service Areas: Beaverdell
Location: 5841 Highway 33, Beaverdell, British Columbia
Provider: Beaverdell Community Club and Recreation Commission
Free community lunch at Beaverdell Community Hall.
Beaverdell Community Club sponsors community lunches at Beaverdell Community Hall, 5841 Highway 33. The 2025 Boundary Area Seniors Directory reports free lunches for residents Fridays from 12pm to 1pm; the latest event page found advertises a May 29, 2026 lunch at that time. Confirm the next date and availability with the community club before attending. Contact number reported in the 2025 directory: 250-484-5664.
Service Areas: Beaverdell
Location: 5841 Highway 33, Beaverdell, British Columbia
Public elementary school serving kindergarten through Grade 3.
Beaverdell Elementary is a School District No. 51 public school for kindergarten through Grade 3. The provincial school directory lists Beaverdell Elementary in Beaverdell, BC. For enrolment, school calendar, programs, accessibility or current contact information, contact School District No. 51.
Volunteer fire and rescue service for Beaverdell and Christian Valley in RDKB Electoral Area E.
Beaverdell Fire Rescue is a volunteer department serving Beaverdell and Christian Valley in Area E / West Boundary. RDKB advises people interested in joining or learning more to visit the Beaverdell Fire Hall at 7pm on Thursdays. Call 9-1-1 for fire, police or ambulance emergencies. The Beaverdell fire protection service area is separately mapped by the RDKB; confirm exact address coverage with the district.
Streetlight maintenance for the Beaverdell RDKB service area.
RDKB has a streetlight service area in Beaverdell; FortisBC maintains the lights. To report a streetlight issue, contact RDKB at 250-368-9148 or 1-800-355-7352.
Non-medical support to help eligible older adults remain independent at home across the Boundary region.
Boundary Family Services’ Better at Home supports older adults aged 65+ with friendly visiting, transportation, grocery shopping and light housekeeping. The 211 service listing identifies its catchment as Beaverdell, Bridesville, Christina Lake, Grand Forks, Greenwood, Midway, Rock Creek and Westbridge. Service details and eligibility vary; contact Boundary Family Services. Main site: Glanville Family Centre, 1200 Central Avenue, Grand Forks. Phone 250-442-2267; email info@bfiss.org. Listed office hours: Monday–Thursday 8:30am–4pm and Friday 8:30am–2pm.
Service Areas: Beaverdell, Bridesville, Christina Lake, Grand Forks, Rock Creek, West Midway
Location: 1200 Central Avenue, Grand Forks, British Columbia
Monthly food hampers and emergency food support for residents across the Boundary region.
The food bank serves residents in Christina Lake, Grand Forks, Greenwood, Midway, Rock Creek, Bridesville and Beaverdell. Clients may choose food for their household; a regular hamper provides approximately five to seven days of food and may include perishables, meat, dairy, personal items and pet food depending on inventory. Clients may receive one regular hamper per calendar month. Smaller emergency hampers may be requested up to four times per year; half-hampers may be available twice monthly when inventory permits. First-time clients are asked for information to assess needs and identification for every household member. Bring bags or boxes. Food support is free and does not require donations or volunteering. Appointments: Tuesday 10 a.m.–noon and the first four Friday mornings of the month, 10 a.m.–noon. Tuesday drop-in: noon–3 p.m. Call to book.
Service Areas: Almond Gardens, Beaverdell, Bridesville, Christina Lake, Grand Forks, Greenwood, Midway, Rock Creek, West Midway
Location: 7816A Donaldson Drive, Grand Forks, British Columbia
Coordinates disability supports and community inclusion services for people across the Kootenay Boundary region.
Coordinates services for adults with developmental disabilities, adults with significant limitations in adaptive functioning and FASD or PDD/autism, and their families. Staff help people develop support plans, connect to CLBC programs and liaise with community agencies. Supports may include staffed residential care, shared and supported living, life skills, social, recreational and vocational programs, employment search, psychological and behavioural consultation, assessment, therapy, home support, respite and service coordination. Some supports are delivered by CLBC and others by funded community providers. The 211 listing names Robson, Shoreacres and South Slocan in the service area. Office hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 12 noon and 1 pm to 4:30 pm.
Service Areas: Beaverdell, Bridesville, Castlegar, Christina Lake, Crescent Valley, Edgewood, Fauquier, Fruitvale, Genelle, Grand Forks, Greenwood, Kaslo, Meadow Creek, Midway, Montrose, Nakusp, Nelson, New Denver, Robson, Rossland, Salmo, Shoreacres, Silverton, Slocan, South Slocan, Trail, Trout Lake, Warfield, Winlaw, Ymir
Health assessment, planning and care supports for youth and adults with developmental disabilities, and their families and caregivers.
Interior Health works with Community Living BC to provide health support. Services can include non-emergency community health services, professional assessment of health and safety needs, care planning, caregiver training and support, health monitoring, and referrals or advocacy for specialist care. Eligibility is assessed by Home and Community Care.
Service Areas: Anglemont, Avola, Bankeir, Beaverdell, Blind Bay, Blue River, Broadview, Cawston, Celista, Cherryville, Christina Lake, Coalmont, Eagle Bay, Falkland, Grindrod, Hedley, Kaleden, Little Fort, Malakwa, Manning Park, Monte Lake, Naramata, Okanagan Falls, Olalla, Oyama, Pinantan Lake, Pritchard, Rock Creek, Salmon Arm, Savona, Scotch Creek, Sicamous, Sorrento, Spences Bridge, Tappen, Tulameen, Vavenby, Winfield
Multi-use historic rail trail route linking Beaverdell with the Kettle Valley Railway trail network.
Trails BC describes a 53 km Kettle Valley Railway / Trans Canada Trail route from McCulloch to Beaverdell, with continuing trail/road route between Beaverdell and Midway. The segment includes paved and gravel roads, gravel trail and dirt tracks; portions can be rough, sandy or washboarded, and motorized vehicles may use sections. Gates must be closed behind trail users because livestock may be nearby. Check current conditions and land access before travel; route details do not imply a maintained public park trailhead in town.
Service Areas: Beaverdell, Rock Creek, West Midway
Registered student school transportation serving Beaverdell, Westbridge, Midway and West Boundary Elementary.
School District No. 51 Route 8 (Beaverdell) serves registered students along Highway 33 between Carmi Creek, Beaverdell and West Boundary Elementary, with additional stops in the Beaverdell and Midway areas. The route schedule is effective September 14, 2026 and lists a 6:53am stop at Beaverdell Elementary and a 6:54am stop at Beaverdell General Store, with afternoon return stops. Times and stops may be adjusted weekly. Students must be registered; registration and Transportation Protocols forms go to the student’s school secretary. For current route questions call SD51 at 250-442-8258.
Provider: The Bridge Drop-In Centre and Thrift Store
Community drop-in, snacks, free meals and thrift resources in Midway serving West Boundary communities.
Located at 629 Eighth Avenue, Midway, BC V0H 1M0, in the former church building. The June 2026 FETCH listing says it serves Beaverdell, Bridesville, Greenwood, Midway, Rock Creek and Westbridge. It offers snacks and free lunch on the first and third Mondays each month, with drop-in tea and coffee on the last Saturday. Reported Monday hours are 10am–2pm; Saturday 10am–12pm. If a Monday is a statutory holiday, it opens Tuesday instead. Phones: Amber 250-449-1772; Martin 250-449-1978. Confirm current dates and services before travel.
Service Areas: Beaverdell, Bridesville, Midway, Rock Creek, West Midway
Location: 629 Eighth Avenue, Midway, British Columbia