Community Bulletins

Community Health Message posted: 13-Feb-2023 2:40 PM PST

Feb 25: Homeless De-Escalation with Ryan Dowd
March 9: ROOF: one person play re issues of homelessness
March 21: War on Drugs with Trail Community Action Team

Community Health Message posted: 26-May-2021 1:52 PM PDT

Everyone in B.C. MUST REGISTER with the Get Vaccinated provincial registration system including those WHO BOOKED DOSE 1 BEFORE APRIL 6, 2021 as they will not be in the system and won't be automatically notified for their second dose! Those in this situation may include seniors, Indigenous people and people who are clinically extremely vulnerable.

Those who got dose 1 of AstraZeneca/COVISHIELD at a local pharmacy must also register.

Registration makes sure the provincial system has your current email and phone number so you can be contacted to book dose 1 or dose 2.

Spread the word and help your friends and family complete their registration, book an appointment and get the vaccine.

Register online (see link below) or by phone 1-833-838-2323. You'll need your health card number and an email address or phone number that receives text messages.

Register for a COVID-19 Vaccination Appointment

Community Health Message posted: 29-Apr-2020 3:00 PM PDT

KB FETCH is continuing to include information about services and resources that might be helpful to residents of Kootenay Boundary (KB) communities during the COVID-19 pandemic.
We are posting lists of resources and updates to services as well as adding specific changes to individual services pages.
If you want information specific to a particular area within the KB, go to the right-hand-side of the Home page, click on the applicable Community and then put "COVID-19" in the search bar.
Please contact us if you have information about a local service or community response to COVID-19 that you think we should include.
Many thanks to all who are working so hard to help us all get through this difficult time!

The Rural Evidence Review project in collaboration with the BC Rural Health Network has launched a provincial survey to understand rural and remote community experiences and responses to COVID-19. Participation is open to all residents of rural and remote BC communities. The survey is available on an ongoing basis, with no established end date.

Community Health Message posted: 17-Sep-2019 4:09 PM PDT

Public Meetings with Isobel McKenzie, BC Seniors' Advocate
Nelson: September 19: 10:00 to 11:30am Nelson Civic Theatre
Trail: September 20: 1:30 to 2:30pm Trail Royal Canadian Legion Hall