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Social and senior services in Prince George

41 local businessesAcross 4 areas of the cityDirectory checked October 2026

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Prince George has a caring network of social service organizations that support seniors, people with disabilities, newcomers and families. As the regional hub for northern BC, the city also provides services to people from smaller communities.

Listings here include the Alzheimer Society of BC, offering free, confidential support for people affected by dementia; AiMHi, the Prince George Association for Community Living; Birchview Residences, a 20-bed long-term care facility; Dengarry Professional Services, which provides community-based services for adults with intellectual disabilities; Carrier Sekani Family Services; and the Immigrant & Multicultural Services Society.

Many organizations offer free services, and staff can help you navigate eligibility, wait lists and referrals. Families and caregivers looking after aging parents or loved ones with disabilities can also find respite, support groups, education and practical help at home. Finding the right support can feel overwhelming. Browse the listings below, and use the tips to learn where to start.

A closer look

Listings with the most detail about their services, in no particular order of quality.

Carrier Sekani Family Services - Sobering Center

Safe space for people intoxicated from alcohol and/or other substances

Carrier Sekani Family Services operates a Sobering Centre in Prince George that provides a safe, non-medical overnight place to sleep for adults who are intoxicated from alcohol and/or other substances. The centre offers referrals, snacks, showers, laundry facilities, and support to community members who meet the program criteria.

  • Overnight sobering support
  • Referrals to outreach nurse
  • Referrals to community resources
  • Laundry facilities
  • Showers

1145 2nd Ave(250) 562-3591csfs.org

The Salvation Army

Making a Difference in Prince George for Over 100 Years

The Salvation Army in Prince George provides community support services including a food bank, thrift store, recycling depot, Christmas hampers, youth programs, volunteer opportunities, tax help, spiritual and emotional care, referrals, and other outreach programs. It serves people facing food insecurity, crisis, and other needs in the Prince George community.

  • Food bank registration and food pickup
  • Thrift store sales
  • Household item and textile recycling
  • Christmas hampers and Adopt a Family program
  • Pathway of Hope casework support

4488 Highway 16 W(250) 564-4000sapg.ca

Aimhi - Prince George Association for Community Living

One community, one vision

AiMHi is a community living organization in Prince George that has supported people for over 65 years. It provides services that help people live, work, and participate in the community, including employment support, family support, life skills training, living options, and community inclusion. The organization also offers events, membership, volunteer opportunities, and…

  • Community living services
  • Employment services
  • Family support services
  • Life skills training
  • Community inclusion programs

950 Kerry St(250) 564-6408aimhi.ca

Alzheimer Society of British Columbia

Free, confidential information and support for people affected by dementia

The Alzheimer Society of BC and Yukon provides dementia information, education, support, referrals, webinars, and community resources for people living with dementia, caregivers, families, health-care providers, and others affected by dementia. It also offers culturally relevant support and resources for Chinese, South Asian, and First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities,…

  • Information and support for people affected by dementia
  • First Link® Dementia Helpline
  • First Link® referrals
  • Educational webinars
  • Newsletter updates

1811 Victoria St(250) 564-7533alzheimerbc.org

Birchview Residences

20-bed long-term care facility

Birchview Residences is a licensed long-term care facility in Prince George, BC. Northern Health identifies it as a long-term care home, and the baseline description notes that it has 20 beds and is licensed under the Community Care and Assisted Living Act with the Northern Health Authority.

  • Long-term care

7780 Hart Hwy(778) 415-9790northernhealth.ca

Immigrant & Multicultural Services Society

Many cultures, one people

IMSS of Prince George is a non-profit community-serving agency that provides free settlement, integration, language, employment, and support services for immigrants, refugees, and other eligible newcomers in Prince George and the northern region of British Columbia.

  • Settlement services
  • One-on-one consultations
  • Information and orientation
  • Immigration application information
  • Assistance with non-immigration forms

1270 2nd Ave(250) 562-2900imss.ca

Dengarry Professional Services

Community-based services for adults with intellectual disabilities

Dengarry Professional Services Ltd. provides residential, life skill, community inclusion, home sharing, and employment services for adults with intellectual disabilities in Prince George. The organization combines medical and social service supports to help individuals live more independently and meaningfully in the community.

  • Residential services
  • Supported living
  • Staffed residential services
  • Outreach services
  • Community inclusion support

513 Ahbau St(250) 992-7900dengarry.com

Riverbend Manor

Beautiful. Safe. Affordable.

RiverBend Manor is a seniors community in Prince George offering affordable housing with included hospitality services. It provides residents with social activities, exercise classes, games, entertainment, meal plans, housekeeping, and support for aging in place.

  • Affordable senior housing
  • Meal plans
  • Housekeeping
  • Organized activities and events
  • Exercise classes

1444 20th Ave(250) 596-8097riverbendmanor.ca

Tips for choosing social and senior services

  • Call or text 2-1-1 (bc211) for free, confidential referrals to community, social and government services.
  • Northern Health coordinates access to publicly subsidized home support, assisted living and long-term care.
  • Community Living BC (CLBC) funds supports for adults with developmental disabilities.
  • BC's Office of the Seniors Advocate publishes information to help compare care homes.
  • Ask about wait lists, eligibility and costs early.
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Questions people ask

How do I access long-term care in Prince George?

Contact Northern Health for an assessment. Publicly subsidized long-term care in BC is accessed through the health authority.

What is bc211?

bc211 is a free, confidential service that connects people with community, social and government services by phone, text or online.

Where can newcomers get support in Prince George?

Organizations such as the Immigrant & Multicultural Services Society help newcomers with settlement, language and employment.

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