Princeton & District Community Services Society

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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 Friday 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

10/30/2026

🏆 BUSINESS EXCELLENCE AWARDS — WINNER SPOTLIGHT

Congratulations to Princeton & District Community Services Society (PDCSS), our 3rd Place winner for Best Non-Profit in the 2026 Princeton & District Business Excellence Awards! 🥉

For more than 50 years, PDCSS has been supporting individuals and families throughout Princeton and the surrounding communities.

Here is what PDCSS shared:

“Princeton & District Community Services Society (PDCSS) has proudly served Princeton and the surrounding communities since 1974. For more than 50 years, we have been committed to supporting vulnerable individuals and families through a diverse range of essential community services, including affordable housing, Meals on Wheels, victim services, Better at Home non-medical supports, local and regional transportation, and a wide array of services for adults with developmental disabilities.

PDCSS employs approximately 60 local residents and is guided by a dedicated volunteer Board of eight directors. At the heart of everything we do is our commitment to ‘Bridge Gaps in Services’—identifying needs within our community and finding innovative, practical ways to help meet them.

We are proud to be a locally rooted organization that continues to grow and adapt while keeping our community at the centre of everything we do.”

Congratulations again to the entire PDCSS team on this recognition and on more than 50 years of service to our community. 💛

10/20/2026

🚌 We’re Hiring! BC Transit Driver – Princeton to Penticton

Enjoy driving and helping your community? PDCSS is looking for a casual BC Transit Driver for our Princeton to Penticton route!

💰 Wage: $24.31–$25.93/hour
🚗 Requirement: Valid unrestricted Class 4 licence or higher

📧 Apply with your resume to [email protected] by October 30, 2026.

Help connect our community to the services and appointments they need! 💙

10/15/2026

📣 A Question from PDCSS for Our Local Election Candidates

What role do you believe the Town of Princeton should play in supporting low-income and vulnerable residents, including seniors and persons with disabilities?

Specifically, what actions would you support through municipal funding, policies and bylaws, partnerships with local non-profit organizations, and advocacy with the provincial government?

We’d love to hear your thoughts and learn how you would help ensure that Princeton remains a community where everyone has the opportunity to live safely, access essential services, and feel supported. 💙

Send a message to learn more

💙 Thank you, Princeton!We are honoured to be recognized in this year’s Business Excellence Awards! Our community is fort...
10/12/2026

💙 Thank you, Princeton!

We are honoured to be recognized in this year’s Business Excellence Awards! Our community is fortunate to have so many amazing non-profits and service providers working hard to make Princeton a better place for everyone.

We’re proud to be part of a community that cares, supports one another, and works together to improve the wellbeing, health and safety of our community members. Thank you for this recognition and for supporting the work we do! 💙

We are now accepting nominations for Santa for Seniors!We realize it’s early, but this initiative takes a lot of plannin...
10/09/2026

We are now accepting nominations for Santa for Seniors!
We realize it’s early, but this initiative takes a lot of planning ❤️
If you know of a senior who is living alone, experiencing financial hardship, unable to spend the holidays with loved ones, or could simply use some extra holiday cheer, consider nominating them for Santa for Seniors!
The seniors name will be added to our tree, where community “Santa’s” can come pick a name and purchase a gift for that senior.
If you are nominating someone, please include a wish list of a few items the senior would enjoy.
Contact our Senior Services Coordinator, Kacy Miller, for more details!
250-273-4455
[email protected]

10/02/2026

🚌 Need a Ride to Vote? Don't let transportation be a barrier on voting day!

On Municipal Voting Day — October 17th, PDCSS will be operating the local bus from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. to help community members get to their polling station.

📅 Trips must be booked in advance.
Please note that dispatch will not be available on October 17th, so all rides must be scheduled before voting day.

📞 To book your ride, please call the PDCSS office at 250-295-6666 before October 17th.

Send a message to learn more

09/29/2026

🧡 Reminder from PDCSS

Our office will be closed tomorrow, September 30, in recognition of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

🚌 The Penticton bus route will continue to run as regularly scheduled.

🧡 We wish everyone a safe and meaningful day.

🧠 Brain Health & Wellness – 3-Part Series 💚Sharing this great upcoming community opportunity! A three-part Brain Health ...
09/28/2026

🧠 Brain Health & Wellness – 3-Part Series 💚

Sharing this great upcoming community opportunity!

A three-part Brain Health & Wellness series is being offered to the community, with the first session taking place:

📅 Tomorrow, September 29
🕦 11:30 AM
📍 Seniors Centre

This series is a great opportunity to learn more about brain health and wellness while connecting with others in the community.

If you’re interested, come out and join the first session! 🧠💚

Please share with anyone who may be interested!

09/21/2026

WE’RE HIRING CASUAL SUPPORT WORKERS!

Looking for meaningful work with a great team and great clients? Princeton & District Community Services Society is always welcoming Casual Support Workers to our team!

As a casual employee, you have the flexibility to pick up shifts that work for you — whether you’re looking for a few extra hours or want to build your experience in the field. Ongoing opportunities to apply for regular positions once you’re part of our team

Our Support Workers work with adults with developmental disabilities in both community and residential settings.

🌟 Community Support Work
Work one-on-one with clients to support them in achieving their personal goals, building independence, participating in their community, and enjoying the activities that are meaningful to them.

🏡 Residential Living
Support clients in a residential setting to ensure they are living comfortably, safely, and as independently as possible.

Why join PDCSS?

✔️ Flexible casual scheduling — pick up shifts as you choose
✔️ Ongoing opportunities to apply for regular positions once you’re part of our team
✔️ Members of the Hospital Employees’ Union (HEU)
✔️ Competitive wages and benefits
✔️ Shift premiums available
✔️ Meaningful work that makes a difference
✔️ Great team. Great clients. Great work. ❤️

If you’re caring, dependable, and looking for work where you can make a real difference in someone’s life, we’d love to hear from you!

📍 Princeton & District Community Services Society
📩 Visit pdcss.ca for current employment opportunities and application information.

Come join our team!

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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