Infant Development Program

The Conayt Friendship Society in Merritt, Canada, is a non-profit community-based organization that aims to improve the quality of life and cultural distinctiveness while fostering friendship and cooperation between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal members in the Nicola Valley. Established in 1968, the society has evolved from its early stages of using limited resources to deliver social programs to now operating out of a 10,000 square foot building, bringing all its programs under one roof for the benefit of the community. Generated from their website

Scw'exmx Community Health Service, situated in Merritt, British Columbia, is dedicated to providing a range of health and wellness programs to the local community. The organization offers a variety of services including home and community care, public health initiatives, a wellness team, and specialized services for youth. With a commitment to serving the area bands of Coldwater, Nooaitch, and Shackan, Scw'exmx Community Health Service operates to enhance the overall well-being of its community members. The team consists of skilled professionals such as nurses, counselors, personal care aides, and recreation workers who work collaboratively to address various health needs. Generated from the website content

Merritt Youth & Family Resources Society (MYFRS) is a registered non-profit organization based in Merritt, BC, dedicated to supporting youth and families in the Nicola Valley since 1978. The Society offers various programs including childcare for infants and school-age children, youth support workshops, and resources for at-risk individuals and families facing financial or developmental challenges. The Board of Directors, composed entirely of local volunteers, oversees the organization's operations and is responsible for sustaining community relationships and fundraising efforts. MYFRS is committed to alleviating poverty by providing essential services such as food, clothing, and structured programs designed to uplift and empower families in need. Generated from the website