Welcome to Kwesa Place (place for cleansing) – 1342 C Shoppers Row, Campbell River, BC

FUNDED BY Lu’ma Native Housing Society Covid 19 funds

Services provided at Kwesa Place:

• Laundry service (washer and dryer) soap and Bounce provided
• Shower services (towels, toiletries provided)
• Cloths are provided in bags for users to take
• Coffee and snacks provided

KWESA PLACE SCHEDULE

• 7 days a week –  10:00 am – 4:30 pm 

Need legal Aide? We can connect you.

Where to find legal aid services

Community partners are service providers located throughout BC who can help you:

• get free legal information
• call legal aid
• find your nearest legal aid location
• get legal help online; and
• connect with people who can help

Our role and responsibilities:

As a community partner for LSS, is to provide legal information or Do outreach work to promote LSS resources and services Provide public access to legal information resources and help to connect people to publicly available services. Legal information includes legal and procedural definitions and knowledge about the legal process, but not legal advice about the process.

Print publications, brief advice services, advocacy, and representation services, but not the provision of services to solve the problem.

Providing access to forms and written instructions on completion of forms, information about legal options, but not opinions about the best course of action.

Community Partners program Offices located:

Laichwiltach Family Life Society

441-4th Avenue Campbell River, BC
V9W 3W7
PHONE: 250-286-3430 Ext 107 – ask for Mandy Dixson McManus

Gold River Location

500 Trumpeter Drive, 
Gold River, BC
V0P 1G0
PHONE/FAX: 1-250-283-7161 – ask for Robin Yuen

Ask for Legal aid services are available over the phone throughout the province. We accept applications for legal aid at locations across BC. You can also apply by calling our Call Centre.

Legal aid locations also provide public legal education and information materials. In some communities, you can get help from:

• legal information outreach workers
• community partners
• Aboriginal community legal workers, and
• other Aboriginal services