Shelter Services
The Shelter offers Case Planning which helps in determining the preferred course of action for the individual, and connects them to the appropriate health and social service agency. The case plan is a tool to help facilitate the clients' progress toward self sufficiency and reintegration into the community.
Address / Contact Info
Cariboo Friendship Society
99 South Third Avenue
Williams Lake, BCV2G 1J1
Phone Numbers
Cariboo Friendship Society Reception: (250) 398-6831
Shelter Cordless Phone: (250) 398-6821
Fax: (250) 398-6115
Hours of Operation
Regular hours: 24/7
Walk-in hours: 24/7
Amenities
Accessibility features:
Service Details
| Referral protocol | self, physician, specialist, health professional, school personnel, Ministry of Children & Family Development |
|---|---|
| Currently accepting new patients / clients | Currently accepting new patients / clients |
Categorization
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This program was last updated on: 18 Nov 2015.
