Local Support Services
Island Health offers a variety of healthcare services for residents, clients and patients. With a focus on accessibility and therapy, Island Health is dedicated to delivering quality disability services throughout Vancouver Island.
The Society of Organized Services (SOS) is a volunteer-based non-profit organization meeting the needs and improving the lives of Oceanside (District 69) residents since 1968.
Inclusion Parksville supports adults with diverse abilities (developmental disabilities) in District 69 (Bowser to Nanoose) through innovative programs and advocacy to enhance community lives.
Medical Equipment
Lending Cupboard
The Royal Canadian Legion
#49 - Mt. Arrowsmith
tel. 250-905-0146
Open to the general public
Mo-Fr from 10:30 to 11:00.
The cupboard offers free loans of items such as canes & crutches, walkers & wheelchairs.
The Island Deaf and Hard of Hearing Centre is a non-profit organization dedicated to offering services and support to deaf and hard of hearing individuals and their families throughout Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands.
Food bank provided by the Mount Arrowsmith Salvation Army offering non-perishable food, fresh produce and dairy products year-round to over 700 families and individuals on a monthly basis.
The Parksville Career Centre offers a number of programs to help members of the community find work. They have specific resources available for persons with disabilities.
Dedicated to providing a supportive and inclusive fitness environment where individuals with physical challenges and/or disabilities can work toward achieving their wellness goals
Since 1986, the Oceanside Stroke Recovery Society has been offering therapy to stroke survivors and support for caregivers in Oceanside, including Parksville, Qualicum Beach, and other nearby communities.
Rock Steady Boxing empowers individuals with Parkinson’s in Oceanside. Our unique program, inspired by professional boxing, offers non-contact fitness targeting key neurological areas.
This group is open to anyone living in the Oceanside community and the surrounding area who are affected by MS and looking for a space to share like experiences.
