Emergency Support Services volunteers and staff gathered for an evening of appreciation, connection, and cultural sharing.

Over the 2024–2025 school year, these dedicated high school students met monthly to debate ideas, weigh in on community events, vote on budget items, and share their unique perspectives with City decision makers.

The funding Big Bear Child & Youth Advocacy Centre received has strengthened their advocate program, enabling advocates to provide crucial support to children and youth.

Through the Social and Community Development Grant, the Community Pantry has successfully become a permanent fixture at the Mount Paul Community Food Centre.

Emergency Services Day welcomed over 1,000 guests and kept McArthur Island bustling.

Nurture by Nature, is a program designed for local anti-violence workers at individual, organizational, and community levels. 

A $10,176 Social and Community Development Grant allowed The Consent Café to meet community needs sustainably and responsively and achieve multiple goals in 2024.

As our community marks the one-year anniversary of the closure of St. Andrew’s on the Square, we can look forward to good things ahead for a building that embodies the meaning of resilience and grace in the face of challenging moments, highlighting what it means to be historic.

Thanks to the funding the Centre for Seniors Information was able to expand the Secret Santa project connected with over 700 vulnerable seniors living in our community.

Transition Kamloops is a 100% volunteer-driven, registered not-for-profit society focused on increasing local resilience and self-sufficiency in food, water, energy, culture and wellness.