Comox Valley Lifeline Society

Non-profit Organization

The Comox Valley Lifeline Society is a non-profit, charitable organization that provides Lifeline services to a variety of individuals who may feel reassured that help is available to them twenty four hours a day, seven days a week. The Society was established in 1988 by the 'Lions of the North Island' because the membership believed that people deserved the dignity to live on their own and have access to immediate help in an emergency situation.

Volunteer Power!

Volunteers are the back-bone of the Society and their participation is important to the success of our program. Volunteers work diligently to provide our Clients with high quality service including: equipment installations, service calls, maintenance calls and the promotion of the Lifeline Services. These dedicated people make it possible for our Society to offer our services at a reasonable price.

Donations

The Comox Valley Lifeline Society is a registered charitable organization. Our services are funded by our install fees, monthly monitoring fees and generous donations made by individuals and service clubs who support our program. If you are interested in helping us meet our goal in providing Lifeline service to everyone who needs it, please consider making a donation of your own. For more information, please call the office phone number listed in your area.

Achivement

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A Pround Member of the Western Canadian Association of Lifeline Programs

Member of the Western Canadian Association of Lifeline Programs

The Western Canadian Association of Lifeline Programs (formerly British Columbia Association of Lifeline Programs) came about as a result of meeting of a small group of program managers and co-ordinators who were working together to set up a display at the 1990 Pacific National Exhibition. The members of the group were from in and around Vancouver (the lower mainland) and met to discuss the ways of participating together in this public awareness opportunity.

Staff and Members

Comox Valley Lifeline Society's President: Julie Brooker

Local Coordinador: Lee Shou

Administration: Norman Osborn