ADVOCATE for a winter homeless shelter in Creston.
Through the cooperation of Trinity United Church, ANKORS, and BC Housing, with a permit from the Town of Creston, people experiencing homelessness or housing insecurity in our community have had a warm place to sleep on the coldest nights through the Emergency Weather Response Shelter. While we are ecstatic that this resource has been open 10 times since Feb 16, we would like to see a daily winter shelter available in Winter 2026/2027.
Write a letter to our representatives:
Brittny Anderson, MLA Kootenay Central — Brittny.Anderson.MLA@leg.bc.ca
Cheque (made out to Creston Valley Den Society) or cash dropped off at Trinity United Church, Trinity Treasures Thrift Store, or Drop In at Trinity United Church (Sun–Fri 1–3pm) Tax receipts available.
Unexpired food, good quality winter/seasonal clothing, toiletries and camping gear can be donated at Drop In or Trinity Treasures Thrift Store