Persons receiving support and the Home Share provider or family live as equal participants in the home, sharing a close relationship that supports inclusion, growth, and opportunity for all.
Our Home Shares provide opportunities for individuals to make friends, develop meaningful relationships, and participate in the community while maintaining strong connections with their families. Services may also include support with self-care, meal preparation, and the development of other life skills.
If you are interested in learning more about Home Share living or becoming a Home Share provider, we would love to hear from you.
Please contact:
Karen Hansen at 250.832.3885 extension 1305.
Contact SACL
| TEL | 1 (250) 832 3885 |
| FAX | 1 (250) 832 1076 |
Location
371 Hudson Avenue NE
Suite 100 (PEP), Suite 103 (HWLS) & Suite 301 (CES & Admin)
Mailing
PO Box 153, Salmon Arm, B.C. V1E 4N3
To Report an Absence:
250-832-3885 Ext. 1100
Main Reception:
250-832-3885 Ext. 1300
Employment Services:
250-832-3885 Ext: 1310
Health, Wellness & Life Skills Services:
250-832-3885 Ext: 1110
One-to-One Supports (PEP):
250-832-3885 Ext: 1111
Home Share Services:
250-832-3885 Ext: 1305
Office Hours
PEP & HWLS & CES: 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
(Hours may vary in accordance with Client need)
ADMIN: Mon, Tues, Thursday – 8:00 am – 4:00pm
Wednesday & Friday – 8:oo am – 10:00 am
Closed Weekends and Statutory Holidays
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