Seniors Association members only service ($15/year membership fee). Coffee, tea, muffins, conversation and games.
Thursdays 9:30 am – 11:00 am.
Seniors Centre
603 Connaught Ave.
Revelstoke, BC
P. (250) 837-9456
W. www.revelstokeseniors.ca
E. revelstokeseniors603@gmail.com
Seniors aged 55 and over, those who are home bound, or have a disability are eligible for the program. Order and prepay for frozen meals ($6) and soups ($3).
Queen Victoria Hospital
1200 Newlands Road
Revelstoke, BC
P. (250) 837-2131 x 50280
W. www.interiorhealth.ca
Family activities, games, and a light meal. Free.
Thursdays 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Room 129 – 1001 Mackenzie Ave.
Early Learning, Literacy and Health Centre
Revelstoke, BC
P. (250) 805-2305
W. www.revelstokeearlychilddevelopment.com
E. revelstokeecd@gmail.com
Available through Community Connections to qualifying applicants.
Coupons can be used at any approved farmer’s market in BC to purchase vegetables, fruits, nuts, eggs, dairy, cut herbs, meat and fish.
Community Connections (Revelstoke) Society
314 Second St. E
Revelstoke, BC
P. (250) 837-2920
W. www.community-connections.ca
W. www.bcfarmersmarket.org
Offers a variety of programs for those in need, including the food bank, kid’s snack program, Christmas hampers, nutrition education, gleaning project, and community gardens. Food Connect collects surplus perishable foods from local food retailers & restaurants and distributes to families and seniors in need. Anyone who is experiencing food insecurity is welcome to visit the program.
416 Second Street West Outreach Hours
Food Pick Up
Tuesday 3pm – 6pm
Thursday 10am – 1pm
Drop In
Tuesday 1pm – 4.30pm
Thursday 10am – 1pm
Register your fruit tree with our Gleaning Project
The Gleaning Project gathers surplus fruits and vegetables from our community, helping to reduce bear attractants. Residents with excess fruit can contact Revelstoke Bear Aware to arrange volunteers to harvest the fruit. The volunteers receive some of the fruit and the remaining fruit is donated to Community Connections Food Bank. The project also invites all residents to donate their extra fruit, berries, and vegetables directly to Community Connections Food Bank.
Volunteer to pick! Contact Revelstoke Bear Aware at 250-837-8624 or enter your email address below. Our gleaning coordinator will be in touch to get you to sign our waiver and make sure you are clear on how the harvesting is done.
P. (250) 837-8624
W.www.revelstokebearaware.org
Nutritious meals are provided at home for seniors and people with disabilities who want to maintain an independent life in their own homes but are unable to prepare their own meals.
P. (250) 837-3147
Christmas Day from 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm. Delivery available.
Location varies so please check the Facebook page for details.
The Revelstoke Local Food Initiative runs a local market, community gardens, gardening workshops, equipment rentals, school education programs and food-themed celebration events. All are welcome to join this organization and learn to grow and cook their own food.
Did you know that School District #19 runs a breakfast program in all Revelstoke schools, every school day?
Breakfast programs are intended to provide nutritious foods to any student that needs it. Foods are ready shortly after 8:00 AM until the first bell. The program is free and anyone is welcome, anytime.
