Beaver Valley Food Bank Food bank available only for Beaver Valley residents once per month. The food bank is a contact organization for the Farmer’s Market Food Coupons for those living on a low income. Call Theresa at 250-367-9791 for coupon information. Phone – 250-368-7513 More information
Trail Salvation Army The Salvation Army has been serving the Trail, and greater Trail area, for over 100 years. Throughout the years our services and programs have taken many shapes and sizes to fit the needs of the community. Phone – 250-368-3515 Email – trail@salvationarmy.ca More information
Selkirk College Community Meal Program Low-cost noon meals 3 times a week provided by Selkirk College’s Food Services Program staff and students (September to April) Phone – 250-364-5765 More information
Trail United Church Food Bank A low barrier food bank offering nutritious food every Tuesday morning except the second Tuesday of the month. Located in the church basement, all welcome! Phone – 250-368-3225 Email – cifpcoffice@gmail.com More information
Downtown Trail Residents Dinner Free evening dinner for Downtown Trail residents on the 3rd Sunday of each month (September to June). Phone – 250-368-3225 Email – cifoffice@telus.net More information
The scholarship offers $4000 for a full-time or part-time female student living in the KCDS service region to attend trades training.
A donor-supported initiative that lets us step in when traditional funding falls short, bridging gaps quickly so individuals and families don’t fall through the cracks.
Our coaches are here to support your goals, whether you’re navigating challenges, exploring new directions, or building your professional toolkit. With flexible session types and packages available, it’s easy to find an option that fits your needs and schedule.
Kootenay Career Development Society acknowledges with respect and gratitude that the operation of our employment and training centres throughout the West Kootenay and Boundary regions happens in the unceded traditional territories of the Sinixt (Lakes), the Syilx (Okanagan), the Ktunaxa and the Secwepemc (Shuswap) peoples. We recognize the enduring presence of First Nations, Inuit and Métis people and are grateful for the opportunity to live, learn and work in these beautiful lands.