All Support Services

B.B.B. office is located at the Peace River Community Health Centre (Hospital) and serve the Peace River, Grimshaw, Manning, McLennan and Fahler areas. B.B.B. provides information and supports for women who may be at risk of having a low weight baby and to new mothers who may need a little extra help (milk, fruit/vegetable coupons, food coupons, pre-natal vitamins, prenatal classes, baby basket), and a community kitchen program.Read More →

The Peace Region Family Resource Network offers a variety of programs for caregivers and their children ages 0-18 years. Read More →

Our mission is to assist Albertans and to work in partnership with stakeholders and community-based agencies to lead and support programs and services for vulnerable children, youth and families.Read More →

Our program is licensed for 92 Daycare spaces and 34 Out of School spaces. Daycare ages go from 12 months up to 5 years old. Out of School Care ages  go from 5 years old up to 10 years old.Read More →

Rupertsland Institute (RLI) provides assistance for Métis clients to achieve self-sufficiency through training and employment. Providing employment counseling, job search assistance, résumés and career decision making, grant/scholarship information for Métis students requiring skills training or post-secondary funding. Working together to meet the employment needs of Métis people. Visit our Employment Centre for all your employment needs. We are open to everyone.Read More →

This is an informal, non-denominational peer support group that holds monthly meetings in Peace River for individuals and families that have been directly affected by Pregnancy and Infant Loss up to 2 years of age. The primary goal is to provide emotional support for those who have been touched by this form of loss, provide an atmosphere of openness, peace, comfort, and acceptance for individuals and families to share their experiences and stories in their own time and space.Read More →

A Not for Profit Organization that Promotes dignity, individuality, independence, personal growth and community inclusion for people with Mental - Cognitive, Psychological & Psychiatric disorder.We provide services throughout Rural Alberta.Read More →

MADD Canada's mission is to stop impaired driving and to support victims of this violent crime. We offer a variety of support options to victims and their families. We have a variety of other programs to promote road and water safety. if you would information on volunteering please contact us today. If you are a victim or a family member of a victim of impaired driving contact Gillian at gphillips@madd.ca or 1 866 461 4077Read More →

For over 15 years, Scholars Education Centres have successfully been providing tutoring of exceptional quality and service; sharing Real Life Results with families. Scholars provides families with an affordable, professional, and comfortable learning environment that fosters lifelong growth for students in education, self-confidence, self-esteem, and socialization. We believe in developing long-term partnerships within our local communities and with families.Read More →

Prevention based services and programs that help people to become self-sufficient and more resistant to crisis. Programs include: Roots of Empathy, Home Alone, Suicide Prevention Workshops, Mental Health First Aid Courses, Parade of Programs Events (Spring and Fall), Home Support, Meals on Wheels, Volunteer Income Tax Program for Low Income Seniors, community information and referral to support services, etc. Please call for more information. Read More →