Princeton & District Community Services Society

Princeton & District Community Services Society We believe that we are the best kept secret in the Town of Princeton! Meals on Wheels are delivered on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.

We provide the following services :
Local and regional transportation (BC Transit)
Affordable Housing (BC Housing)
CLBC programming for adults with developmental disabilities
Police Based Victim Services
Better at Home (non-medical senior services) Did you know we offer the following services to the people of Princeton and the surrounding areas:

Transportation Service:

*Monday, Thursday and Frid

ay in Princeton from 8:30am to 12pm & from 1pm to 3:45 ~ the cost is only $2.25 per trip! The bus picks you up at your door and drops you off where you need to be.

*Monday, Wednesday & Friday we have bus trips to Penticton
the bus begins picking up at your door in Princeton at 6:50am
the bus than departs Penticton at 12:50pm- with regular pick up and drop off at Cherry Lane Mall, Walmart & downtown.....the bus will also make stops at Doctors offices and the hospital ~ the cost is only $4.00 each way! Prices One Way:

Princeton local trips $2.25
Princeton to Penticton $4.00
Princeton to Hedley $4.00
Hedley to Penticton $4.00
Keremeos to Penticton $4.00
Princeton to Coalmont $4.00

This program is funded by BC Transit, Town of Princeton, Interior Health Authority and the Regional Districts

PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL TRIPS MUST BE PRE-BOOKED BY CALLING 250-295-6666 OR 1-800-291-0911. Meals cost $8.00 and include a soup, salad and bun. Better at Home is a program that offers non medical assistance to local seniors. Cost for services is based on a sliding scale determined by your annual income. Services include laundry, transportation, grocery delivery and phone check ins. In the coming months we will be offering light housekeeping and yardwork. Contact our office at 250-295-6666 to speak with the Better at Home Coordinator for more information. We operate the Adult Day Program funded by Interior Health. This program is offered to the seniors in our community that require personal assistance and or socialization and activities. To take part in this service please contact the Princeton Health Unit at 250-295-4442 and ask for a referral to the Home Support or ADC Program. We are also the local provider of several different housing option in town. We offer:

Silvercrest Housing- A two building complex consisting of 15 bachelor and 8-1 bedroom units for low income seniors and persons with disabilities. Eligibility for tenancy is on a prioritized basis established under BC Housing guidelines. Aspen Court- consist of 15- 3bedrm townhouses that is geared towards low income families. Rent for this complex is based on the family income

These housing options or funded by BC Housing and Tenants

Please contact 250-295-6666 for more information or to be placed on the list of availability. Vermilion Court- Seniors Independent Living

There are 18- 1bedrm units with full kitchens and washrooms. Residents receive one warm meal per day delivered to their suite for a minimal monthly cost


This building is funded by Community Services and BC Housing

We also offer several services and programs for Adults (18+) with Disabilities they include:

New Beginnings Day Program, Respite Services, Self Help Skills, Residential Services and Employment Development

All individual wishing to access any of these services must receive a referral through Community Living BC. 250-487-4436

We also administer the Princeton Police Based Victim Services-
This Program is provided to assist the RCMP in working with victims of crime or trauma. We provide emotional; support and practical assistance to victims of crime, their family members, witnesses of crime and those who suffer other trauma. Our service area includes Princeton, Hedley, Coalmont and Tulameen. Please contact 250-295-7901

🚗 WE’RE HALFWAY THERE — HELP US GET ACROSS THE FINISH LINE! 🎟️Our Better at Home Vehicle Raffle is officially halfway to...
08/26/2026

🚗 WE’RE HALFWAY THERE — HELP US GET ACROSS THE FINISH LINE! 🎟️
Our Better at Home Vehicle Raffle is officially halfway to our $30,000 goal, and now it’s time to buckle down and make the second half count!
Every ticket purchased helps us move closer to our goal and supports the important work being done in our community. If you’ve been meaning to grab your tickets, now is the time — and please help us spread the word by sharing this post with your friends and family!
🎟️ GET YOUR RAFFLE TICKETS:
• PDCSS Front Desk — 72 Fenchurch Street
• Barry Beecroft Fuels — please bring cash
• Contact Kacy Miller at 250-273-4455
• E-transfer is accepted at [email protected] !
• Find us at the Show ’n Shine
• Get your tickets at the September 4th Concert at the Bridge Street Pavilion
👏 We’ve made it halfway to $30,000 because of the incredible support we’ve received so far. Now we need one more big community push!
Buy a ticket. Tell a friend. Share this post. Help us reach $30,000! ❤️🚗
Thank you to everyone who has already purchased tickets and supported the raffle — every ticket makes a difference!

08/20/2026
Bald Range Wildfire donation drive happening tomorrow! 9:00am-1:30pm120 Veterans Blvd (red building across from cenotaph...
08/12/2026

Bald Range Wildfire donation drive happening tomorrow!
9:00am-1:30pm
120 Veterans Blvd (red building across from cenotaph)

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Edited with updated list of needs!❤️ Donation Drive for Bald Ridge Wildfire Evacuees ❤️This Thursday, August 13th, from ...
08/11/2026

Edited with updated list of needs!

❤️ Donation Drive for Bald Ridge Wildfire Evacuees ❤️
This Thursday, August 13th, from 9:00 AM–1:30 PM, we’ll be holding another donation drive at 120 Veterans Boulevard to support those affected by the Bald Ridge wildfires.

The greatest needs right now include
adult diapers,
women’s hygiene products,
toiletries,
gift cards,
gas cards,
activity books for all ages
Resealable plastic bags
Phone chargers
New socks and underwear (all ages)

🚨 Due to limited space, we are not accepting clothing or bedding.

For monetary donations, we strongly encourage giving through the Community Foundation of the South Okanagan at https://www.cfso.net/. They are an incredible organization and are best equipped to ensure funds reach those who need them most.

Thank you to everyone who continues to show such incredible generosity and support. ❤️

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Thank you to everyone who donated items toward the Bald Range Wildfire evacuees! 2 fully loaded vehicles are headed to P...
08/10/2026

Thank you to everyone who donated items toward the Bald Range Wildfire evacuees! 2 fully loaded vehicles are headed to Penticton right now. Watch for future donation drives as the situation evolves!

08/10/2026

🚌 Temporary Route 70 Service Through Princeton During Highway 97 Closure

BC Transit has implemented a temporary change to Route 70 in response to the Highway 97 closure caused by the Bald Range wildfire.

Until Highway 97 reopens, Route 70 will be re-routed via Princeton. This re-route provides Princeton a temporary direct connection to Kelowna.

🚌 Temporary Route 70 Schedule
Bus 1
6:03 am — Penticton
7:38 am — Princeton
9:38 am — Kelowna
10:40 am — Kelowna
12:40 pm — Princeton
2:10 pm — Penticton
Bus 2
12:32 pm — Penticton
2:07 pm — Princeton
4:07 pm — Kelowna
5:10 pm — Kelowna
7:10 pm — Princeton
8:40 pm — Penticton
📍 Princeton stop: The temporary stop will be at the Petro-Canada on Bridge Street

⚠️ Other Service Changes
Route 30 and the Summerland On Request service are cancelled until further notice due to the wildfire.
Our regular Route 50 service to Penticton continues to operate. However, we urge passengers with respiratory issues, as well as those planning non-essential trips, to use caution and carefully consider current wildfire and air-quality conditions before travelling.

We will continue to share updates as they become available.

Please stay safe and take care. ❤️

08/09/2026

❤️ For those looking for a way to support our neighbours impacted by the Bald Range Fire.

We are currently in contact with United Way to help create a channel for Princeton residents to support evacuees who have been impacted by the fire.

On Monday, August 10, we will be collecting donated items to transport to Penticton. We will continue to update this list as we receive information about the most needed items.

For now, the focus is on longer-term needs rather than immediate emergency supplies.

🧴 Items currently needed include:
• Toiletries and personal care items
• Seniors’ items, such as incontinence pads, denture cream, adaptive items for those with mobility challenges etc.
• Kids’ activity books
• Adult activity books
•Gas cards
•Gift cards
•Diapers
•Wipes
•Reusable bags
• Other longer-term comfort and activity items

📍 Drop-off location:
120 Veterans Boulevard — the red building across from the Cenotaph

🕘 Drop-off time:
Monday, August 10 | 9:00 AM–11:00 AM

Please keep an eye on this post, as we will update the list as we receive more information about specific needs.

🚨 Please note: We are NOT collecting clothing or bedding at this time.

Got bottles and cans piling up? Turn them into support for your community! PDCSS now has an account with Return-It, maki...
07/30/2026

Got bottles and cans piling up? Turn them into support for your community! PDCSS now has an account with Return-It, making it easy to donate the value of your returns!
HERE'S HOW IT WORKS:

1. Bring your bagged donations to the local Return-It Depot
2. Enter 250-295-8506 into the kiosk
3. Place the provided sticker on your bagged donation
4. Your donation is deposited directly into our account

https://app.return-it.ca/princetondistrictcommunityservicessociety

Every bottle donated helps fund essential programs and services that support seniors and persons with disabilities. It's a simple way to recycle, reduce, and make a real difference one bottle at a time!

The easiest way to return your beverage containers

Got bottles and cans piling up? Turn them into support for your community!PDCSS is now registered with Return-It, making...
07/30/2026

Got bottles and cans piling up? Turn them into support for your community!
PDCSS is now registered with Return-It, making it easy to donate the value of your beverage containers.
HOW IT WORKS:
1. Sign up for a free Return-It account at https://app.return-it.ca
2. Donate to our organization using the following link:
https://app.return-it.ca/princetondistrictcommunityservicessociety
You’ll have the option to set auto-donations or a one-time donation.
3. Return all your empty beverage containers to a Return-It Express location, every container counts!

Every bottle donated helps fund essential programs and services that support vulnerable, individuals with disabilities, and others in need throughout our community.
It's a simple way to recycle, reduce waste, and make a real difference-one bottle at a time.
https://app.return-it.ca/princetondistrictcommunityservicessociety

The easiest way to return your beverage containers

Address

72 Fenchurch Avenue
Princeton, BC
V0X1W0

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 12pm
12:30pm - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 12pm
12:30pm - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 12pm
12:30pm - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 12pm
12:30pm - 4pm
Friday 9am - 12pm
12:30pm - 4pm

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