Kindale Developmental Association supports people with disabilities (primarily adults), their families, and their communities

Kindale provides Community Living and Day Options to adults of all ages – from youth to seniors – and at all levels of functioning. These day programs make an immense difference in the lives of people with developmental and other disabilities.

Kindale Developmental Association is a registered charity, founded in 1959, that supports persons with disabilities and their families in communities throughout the North Okanagan and Shuswap regions. Kindale is not-for-profit, community-centred, and CARF accredited.

Kindale began in Armstrong in 1959 as a small school for children with special needs. The original school was the vision of Lydia Boss, a public health nurse serving Armstrong and Enderby. She was aware of a number of children in the area with developmental disabilities, including her own son Gary, who had no access to public education.

Kindale Developmental Association is a registered charity, founded in 1959, that supports persons with disabilities and their families in communities throughout the North Okanagan and Shuswap regions. Kindale is not-for-profit, community-centred, and CARF accredited.

Kindale owns and operates multiple group homes in the North Okanagan and Shuswap areas that provide safe and supportive housing for dozens of individuals.

Sending an email to: [email protected] – this will be delivered to the Administration Officer and directed to the appropriate person from there. Calling us: 250-546-3005 Dropping by during business hours at: 2725A Patterson Avenue, Armstrong B.C.

Kindale Developmental Association is a people providing individualized person centred support for persons with disabilities within an inclusive and interdependent community.

In partnership with independent service providers, Kindale helps to supervise, support and monitor persons served in home share arrangements, and additional support is made available through day programs, recreation opportunities, work readiness, and …

know how Kindale will support you in reaching your goals. It is also important that your family and friends know what they can do to help you get the most out of your time with Kindale. We will help you understand information about Kindale and our services and programs. When you first join Kindale, we will give you a copy of Your Handbook.