Seniors

Our Mission is to ensure quality services are appropriately and adequately provided to the individuals and communities we serve.

CARP is Canada's Association for the Fifty-Plus.
If you are 50 years or older, CARP is your ticket to savings, an award-winning magazine and a strong national voice!

The Kelowna and District Safety Council Society is a not for profit organization dedicated to promoting safety awareness and accident prevention within Kelowna and the surrounding communities by educating the public about a variety of safety issues.

Community Resource Directories: for seniors - for families - for business

Our Mission is not only to provide quality assistance to seniors for their daily needs, but to also provide timely, helpful information. We help senior's to connect with many health and recreational programs. We connect seniors with each other in fun, meaningful health and recreational activities. By providing each client with an individual care plan, and keeping a journal of all our activities and daily support systems, we maintain excellent communication with our clients and their families. Always, we provide one-on-one consistent, dependable care and support. We ensure the well-being of seniors by giving the very best of care, and true compassion for the elderly.

The Peachland Wellness Centre is committed to the vision of healthy communities achieved through community advocacy and direct local services. A community is often best suited to provide for the needs of its residents.

Association of retired and semi-retired persons who join together in autonomous clubs throughout the world.
125 Members (Sponsor Rotary Kelowna, District 5060).
MEET aat the Ramada Lodge Hotel, Kelowna - 4th Tue 9:00 AM

Senior to Senior Home Services Ltd. was registered and incorporated in British Columbia in January, 2000.
Its founder, Patricia Riddell, an active senior, had observed the gaps and uncertainties that existed in services to the senior community.
After careful research and preparation, Patricia determined that seniors were ready and waiting for reliable and trustworthy home services that included a wide variety of Home Support and Home Maintenance services.

The Community Resource Directories bringing to British Columbians valuable resource information since 1989. Our Directories are updated on a monthly basis to bring to you the most up-to-date resource information available! Thompson/Okanagan: covering Osoyoos, Oliver, OK Falls, Penticton, Summerland, Peachland, Kelowna, Lake Country, Vernon, Sicamous, Salmon Arm, Kamloops, Merritt, and Keremeos.

The Shelter Aid for Elderly Renters (SAFER) program helps make rents affordable for BC seniors with low to moderate incomes. SAFER provides monthly cash payments to subsidize rents for eligible BC residents who are age 60 or over and who pay rent for their homes.

The Society for Learning in Retirement (SLR) is a non-profit, tax-exempt, equal opportunity organization meeting the educational interests and needs of retired persons in the Central Okanagan, British Columbia, Canada.
SLR is open to all retired and semi-retired persons who share a love of learning and enjoy getting together to continue their studies regardless of the extent of their formal education.

Rancher Style Home
Located in downtown Kelowna
Family atmosphere
24 hour qualified, on site, staff
All meals and snacks
Laundry service
Cablevision in all rooms
Individually controlled heating
Phone line in each room
Wheel chair accessible

he Water Street Senior Centre is owned by the City of Kelowna, and operates as part of the Parks and Leisure Services Department. A community development approach to retired citizens programming is utilized, whereby the centre operates as a partnership between the City and the Water Street Senior Centre Society.
The City of Kelowna provides program and administrative support through the office of the Community Recreation Coordinator, pays the utilities and maintenance costs of the building, and assumes responsibility for landscaping, snow removal and garbage collection.
The Water Street Senior Centre Society is comprised of the members of the centre, who take an active role in the operation of the facility. At the Annual General Meeting each year a ten person Board of Directors is elected. The Directors are responsible for a variety of duties such as establishing annual membership fees, accounting for all funds, maintaining accurate and complete financial records, approving all programs and services offered to members, purchasing equipment and supplies and recruiting and training volunteers.

The Network provides a variety of programs and services for community members through the help of trained volunteers. The support from the voluntary sector contributes social, health and economic value to our community. The Westside Health Network has provided assistance to community members for over 10 years and recognizes and supports opportunities that enrich the lives of our community members.