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Resources for Educators

English Language Learners Resources

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Indigenous Education Resources

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Community Resources for Families

YMCA (CCRR- Child Care Resource and Referral):

  • Early Learning Library -  Child Care Resource and Referral (CCRR) program offers an Early Learning Resource Library, where 100s of items are available to loan out to families, the child care workforce, and child care providers.
    https://www.ymcasibc.ca/ccrr/early-learning-resource-library
  • Family Support - Family support programs at the Y bring parents, children, caregivers, and entire families together through drop-in and registered programs. Meet similar families through group activities in a comfortable environment and learn about other services in your community. 
    https://www.ymcasibc.ca/Programs/Education-and-Training/Family-Support
  • Employment Services- Get caring support from knowledgeable professionals with over 20 years of experience in career and self discovery. You'll feel valued knowing you have someone in your corner to help you grow, expand your network and clarify your goals, strengths and opportunities.

Best of all, you can access all our services for FREE, virtually or in person!

https://www.ymcasibc.ca/Programs/Education-and-Training/Employment-Services

The Central Okanagan Family Connections Centre (FCC)

  • The Central Okanagan Family Connection Centre (FCC) provides individual and group services for families with children and youth (ages 0–18) who have developmental support needs, neurodiversity, or disabilities—no diagnosis required. The FCC promotes inclusion, independence, and quality of life by improving access to therapies and community resources. Services include developmental monitoring, parent workshops, support groups, and coordinated goal-focused programs for those needing more intensive support.

Central Okanagan Family Hub

  • Twenty-three members representing community agencies, child, and family development, education and healthcare, work in collaboration to deliver an integrated community service delivery model that connects families to community services that promote healthy development and fosters resiliency through life-long learning.
    cofh.ca/services/calendar/

Westbank First Nation