Social Service & Welfare Organizations à Creston, BC
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205 7 Ave N, Creston, V0B 1G3
(250) 428-2296
Social Services, Community Organization, organisations, Social And Human Service Organizations, Organization, services sociaux, Social services organization, organismes de services humanitaires, Individual & Family Services 
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24 HOUR CRISIS LINE, Creston, V0B 1G0
(250) 402-0068
Organizations, Social, Services communautaires et Organisations, Famille et communauté, Community Services & Organizations, Family & Community, Associations humanitaires & services sociaux, Service, Social & Human Service Organizations, Social services organization 
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1607 Canyon St, Creston, V0B 1G5
(250) 428-3036
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119 11Th Ave N, Creston, V0B 1G0
(250) 428-5655
KES has no core funding. All the programs and services offered here are the result of funding support from other agencies such as governments, foundations, and even private businesses. Truly, our funding partners come in all shapes and sizes and we are deeply grateful for each one! Mission statement: To contribute to the ongoing growth and integrity of community by providing dynamic employment and community development services. Philosophy: We believe that everyone has the right to meaningful employment and that employed citizens build healthy communities. We further believe that locally driven community development produces economic and social benefits that are relevant and sustainable. “We have worked closely with Kootenay Employment Services for many years. Both agencies have evolved and developed an effective and efficient collaborative model with other related agencies in the valley. KES has always served a critical, leadership role in many initiatives and provided space and resources to assist the community to meet ever growing needs in ever diminishing economies.” -Lendina Bambrick, Executive Director, Kootenai Community Centre Society “KES offers so much more to this community than the basic services the government requires. KES provides hope to those when they are most desperate and their track record of success has helped the community in ways that are immeasurable.” -Sharon Popoff, Principal, Prince Charles Secondary School.