Provider: Cherryville Community Food and Resource Society
Free monthly food hampers are available to Cherryville residents. Anyone may access weekly surplus food on Thursdays and a self-access fridge outside the building.
Monthly hampers are available to Cherryville residents. Weekly surplus food is available to anyone on Thursdays. The unmonitored fridge outside the food bank building contains basic food items. Cherryville residents can also register for Christmas hampers and children’s gifts. The Society says core food supports are free without conditions. Food bank hours are typically Tuesday to Thursday, 8:00 am to 3:00 pm; contact the Society to confirm.
The Cherryville Community Club operates the community hall and maintains Hanson Park. The hall hosts recreation programs, seniors dinners and special events, and the hall and park are available to book.
RDNO lists regular hall activities including Brownies, Jiu-Jitsu, circuit training, yoga, movie nights, monthly seniors dinners and special events. Contact the Club about hours, rentals and park bookings.
Rural library branch with public computers, Wi-Fi and book-drop service.
Okanagan Regional Library’s Cherryville branch is at 1114 BC-6. It provides two internet stations, Wi-Fi, free parking and an exterior book drop that is always open. Listed public hours are Wednesday 2:30–6:30 p.m. and Thursday 10 a.m.–2 p.m.; check the branch page for current hours and holiday closures.
Service Areas: Cherryville
Location: 1114 BC-6, Cherryville, British Columbia
Provider: Cherryville Community Food and Resource Society
Cherryville Community Food and Resource Society provides local supports and services connecting Cherryville residents with food, family supports, health navigation and senior care.
The Society describes its Resource Centre as a local point for outreach and connecting people, services and systems. Typical Resource Centre hours are Monday to Thursday, 8:00 am to 3:00 pm. Contact the Outreach Worker for current support and service details.
The Cherryville FireWatch Society trains and supports local volunteers, maintains wildfire equipment, and works with regional and provincial partners on wildfire readiness.
General meetings are on the first Tuesday of each month and training is on the third Tuesday. Everyone is welcome. The Society also monitors and reports local wildfire concerns and supports wildfire response capability in the Cherryville area.
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
Whitevalley Community Resource Centre provides school-based outreach to students and families at Cherryville Elementary.
The program focuses on student attendance, parent involvement, student performance and social functioning. Access is through school referrals. The provider contact page offers general office contact details.
Home care, personal support, nursing and foot care in communities listed by the South Shuswap health directory.
We Care Home Health Services in Vernon provides companionship, homemaking, personal care and family support in homes and institutions. Its nurses also offer community flu and wellness clinics and foot care. A South Shuswap health directory lists service communities from Armstrong and Enderby through the Shuswap to Kamloops, Westwold and Tappen. Contact the Vernon office to confirm current coverage, availability, fees and eligibility; the directory does not publish a current service schedule.
Service Areas: Armstrong, Blind Bay, Canoe, Chase, Cherryville, Eagle Bay, Enderby, Grindrod, Kamloops, Lavington, Malakwa, Nakusp, Oyama, Revelstoke, Salmon Arm, Sicamous, Spallumcheen, Tappen, Vernon, Westwold