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Public education is important to us, and Pathways staff are available to provide community presentations based on need:
This online resource features drug and alcohol facts as well as treatment information, educational materials, and preventative measures for families and individuals
1-800-563-0808
(toll-free, confidential, multilingual telephone service available 24/7 across BC and Yukon, providing information and referral services to all victims of crime)
1-800-680-4264
(safe, confidential, and anonymous way for young people across BC to report crime or violent incidents, or adults can call for youth-related resources)
Toll-Free: 1-800-588-8717
Youth Line: 250-732-2040
Adult Line: 250-723-4050
If you require immediate assistance with Detox please contact
Hwy 33 W Kelowna
922 3rd Avenue Kamloops
(available for people across the province that need help locating alcohol and drug rehab programs)
Phone: 1-800-663-1441
Alcoholics Anonymous
250-490-9216
Narcotics Anonymous
250-490-9215
Alanon & Alateen
250-490-9272
BC Mental Health & Addiction Service,
main office 604-524-7000
www.bcmhas.ca
Community Resources Society, South Okanagan
250-492-5814
Desert Sun Counselling and Resource Centre,
Oliver 250-498-2538
Osoyoos 250-495-2623
Kelowna General Hospital
250-862-4000
Kelowna Mental Health & Addictions
250-868-7788
Keremeos Health Services
250-499-3000
Mental Health and Addictions 250-499-3029
Mental Health, South Okanagan:
Adult Services 250-770-3555
Child and Youth 250-487-4422
National Institute on Drug Abuse
teens.drugabuse.gov
Native Band Offices:
Penticton 250-493-0048
Osoyoos 250-498-3444
Keremeos 250-499-5528
Parents, the Anti-Drug
www.theantidrug.com
Penticton Regional Hospital:
General Enquiries 250-492-4000
Psychiatry 250-492-9038
Princeton Alcohol and Drug Counselling
250-295-4449
Princeton General Hospital
250-295-3233
Women’s Emergency Shelters,
South Okanagan 250-493-7233
Victim’s Assistance
250-493-0800
Counselling 250-493-5355
We respectfully acknowledge the work we do, the knowledge we share, and healing we participate in happens on the traditional, unceded territory of the Syilx Okanagan Nation. It is with our deepest gratitude that we share this land and tmixw – that which gives us life.
