Community hall hosting social, recreational, economic and public-safety activities for the Cambie-Solsqua area.
Cambie Hall is a community hub used for gatherings and events in the Cambie-Solsqua rural area. It is owned and operated largely by the Cambie Hall Association. Address: 2859 Cambie-Solsqua Road. The CSRD says its separate financial-contribution service area is mapped by address; confirm the map before assuming a property is inside that assessment area. Contact the association for current programming and rentals.
Temporary accommodation, food and clothing support for people evacuated from their homes during an emergency.
CSRD Emergency Support Services volunteers help evacuees meet basic needs such as accommodation, food and clothing. Access the service at a Reception Centre after the local authority activates one and directs evacuees there. Supports depend on the emergency and household needs; this is not a standing day-to-day support program.
Service Areas: Anglemont, Annis, Balmoral, Blind Bay, Cambie-Solsqua, Celista, Craigellachie, Deep Creek, Eagle Bay, Falkland, Gardom Lake, Lee Creek, Lower East Adams Lake, Magna Bay, Malakwa, Notch Hill, Queest Village, Ranchero, Salmon Arm, Salmon Valley, Scotch Creek, Seymour Arm, Sicamous, Silver Creek, Sorrento, St Ives, Sunnybrae, Swansea Point, Tappen, Turtle Valley, White Lake
Provider: Sicamous and Area Community Response Network
Community education and coordination around adult abuse and neglect.
The network brings together local agencies and community members for education, advocacy and coordinated responses to abuse, neglect and self-neglect affecting vulnerable adults. Its listed communities served include Malakwa. The webpage offers a local community contact list; no direct Malakwa office is stated.
Service Areas: Ashton Creek, Cambie-Solsqua, Enderby, Grandview Bench, Grindrod, Kingfisher, Malakwa, Mara, Sicamous, Springbend, Swansea Point, Trinity Valley