ASK Wellness Society - Kamloops, British Columbia

Keera M.

They have a community support worker working for them that is either named Hunter who is extremely rude and uninformed about proper protocols. He came to assist after calling about needing help due to some unhoused people being on my neighbors front lawn. He was rude and uncooperative from the start, refused to help clean up the mess left behind because it was private property and was very aggressive towards the unhoused people who were just looking for some shade. This is who you’re hiring to help our most vulnerable? Shame.

Summer C.

If I could I would give zero stars.. I have some ..one to many personal awful events of being extremely victimized while getting "help" well what they call help

Funny thing was I ended up losing so much due to my worker whom had become a full blown user again .
Got fired ..but me...nothing was done .
Rediculas .
Where there is poverty ..there is corruption

Klaus P.

Thanks for the help they gave me a cell phone and were going to give me a bus ticket back to Vancouver back in 2022 January Rocko

Derrick Z.

If you need helpnth8snisnthe place if you struggle with life.

Top O. T. P. P.

The kindest most helpful people in the world, I show up at the back door being my hermit self and they give me FAR MORE THAT I ASKED FOR 😭💖 THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH FOR ALL YOUR HELP 😭 I show up in front and they do the very best they can with their limited staff they have every day. Indiscriminately they help. And it seems preachy even to me to say it but one need only ask to receive help as best they can

Deanne F.

with so many things that have been thrown my way in the last year, I've had to ask them for help with what I needed. I'm thankful and grateful for their services.

Melly L.

Hard to get to see anyone due to the volume of homeless people in line before you. Something needs to be done to curb the housing problem and addiction centers we need more desperately people don't realize truly how many ppl are homeless

Angela H.

There's a lot of good intentions here, but people start to get cold after dealing with broken/bent people and it starts to show.. they give a general direction for some things but don't explain much or show alot of compassion for the lost /scared/worried /beaten down addicted and low income/poverty stricken people. I sew both sides of that coin but all most people need is connection and to be heard... acknowledged... no reflection of the workers at ask, I'm sure they tire of the same stuff... its a good place to start if you need help though.