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Provider: Shuswap Children’s Association
Peer group, individual support and family guidance for 2SLGBTQI+ youth.
The association offers a weekly peer group for youth ages 13–18, individual support for ages 8–18, and information and guidance for families. Staff can help with resources, affirming services and school or family conversations. The provider says this is support and education, not counselling or therapy. Contact the program for the current group time and intake.
Service Areas: Salmon Arm
Location: 551 Trans-Canada Highway NE, Salmon Arm, BC
Contact: 778-824-1221; lgbtq@shuswapchildrens.ca
Source · Retrieved: Sep 29, 2026
Provider: Shuswap Children’s Association
Fee-based peer groups, activities and camps for youth with support needs.
Friends & Leisure Youth groups help youth ages 6–18 build social and life skills through daytime, after-school and evening groups, school break day camps and outings. No diagnosis is required. Youth must be able to participate independently or with their own private support worker. Fees vary by season; autism, online learning, third-party or private funding may be used. Families can refer online or contact the program.
Service Areas: Salmon Arm
Location: 551 Trans-Canada Highway NE, Salmon Arm, BC
Contact: 778-824-0442; fly@shuswapchildrens.ca
Source · Retrieved: Sep 29, 2026
Provider: SAFE Society
Counselling and support for children and youth aged 3–18 affected by violence; call 250-832-4474.
SAFE Society states that its free Shuswap programs serve Salmon Arm, Sicamous, Sorrento, and the North and South Shuswap area. Contact the provider to confirm current intake and local delivery.
Service Areas: Broadview, Salmon Arm, Sicamous, Sorrento
Contact: 250-832-4474
Source · Retrieved: Sep 22, 2026
Provider: Shuswap Children’s Association
MCFD-referred skills and social program for youth with support needs.
The Loft offers after-school groups and spring and summer day camps, with activities supporting communication, social and life skills, safety awareness and community participation. It serves youth ages 7–18 with an intellectual disability, an autism diagnosis or eligibility for MCFD’s At Home Program. MCFD Child and Youth Support Needs staff manage referrals and the waitlist; call 250-832-1719 to ask about referral.
Service Areas: Salmon Arm
Location: 551 Trans-Canada Highway NE, Salmon Arm, BC
Contact: 778-824-0435; loft@shuswapchildrens.ca
Source · Retrieved: Sep 29, 2026