Attending counselling is a major step in preparing yourself and your family for change. Here are a variety of supports offered by Monarch and other agencies.
Coming Fall 2024
Come join a caregiver’s lunch ‘n learn series that provides strategies, support, and perspective. This series is loaded with practical advice in a caring atmosphere.
Drops-Ins are welcome. Sign up for one or for them all! 30 minute information sharing webinar with a 30 minute of Q&A.
Summer Camp – July & August TBA
Hands on learning and fun activities to learn and cope with anxiety for children 7-9 years old.
Crafts, games, and mindfulness practices in nature
Bring your own snack, water bottle, gear for outdoor weather.
See Resource section for more information about the camp. Contact Jennifer 250-550-1101 for more information.
TBA in 2024!
Children and families are welcome to stop by and check out Monarch’s newest location in the heart of downtown Penticton. A location that holds space for children and youth and caregivers to explore, in and outdoors.
Come for a tour, take in the experience and connect with families.
Stay connected by call/text the office if you have any inquiries.
Next Group TBA
Come join Jennifer and Victoria in a four session parenting group.
To register please, email, text or call
Refresher sessions are available for past group members. Contact Jennifer for more information.
Provincial information resource which gives excellent resources for parents and caregivers, youth and young adults. Kelty provides free teleconference or in person education series typically from 12-1pm on scheduled days. For details check the website.
Interactive website for children to help relate to, cope and learn about cancer when a loved one is affected.
A downloadable 16 page colouring book for children. This book uses storytelling and colouring to help children relate to and learn about cancer treatment.
Autism Community Training is an information and referral service that supports individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder and their families across British Columbia.