The goal of Victims and Survivors of Crime Week is to raise awareness nationwide and locally around the issues facing victims and survivors of crime and the services, programs, and […]
CIMS Celebrates by giving back
As we approach Thanksgiving weekend, we reflect on how fortunate we are to be surrounded by such a generous and caring community. In celebration of CIMS 30th Anniversary, the CIMS […]
Remembering and Honouring…
The Trail Area “Violence Against Women in Relationships” Committee, with the support of COINS (Circle of Indigenous Nations Society) set up a window display at Mills Office Supply. It will […]
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Trail FAIR Society respects our Indigenous community and will be closed on Thursday September 30th to allow time for reflection and commemoration of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. […]
Celebrating a New Space
Have you been wondering about the beautiful cedar structure beside FAIR’s office building on Columbia Ave in Trail? We were honoured to work with ColumbiaBasinTrust and the Circle of Indigenous […]
Name it, Don’t Numb it
Thank you to everyone who commented and entered the Mental Health Week draw. The draw winners have been contacted.
16 Days of Activism
In previous years we have gathered together for a vigil on December 6 to remember the victims of the Montreal Massacre as well as all victims of domestic violence. This […]
KSCU Employees Supporting Local Families
This generous donation by the employees of the Kootenay Savings Credit Union and the Kootenay Savings Community Foundation through their casual Friday Care Wear program is happily received by FAIR’s […]
Crisis Line Training Coming Soon
Applications are available here , or call 250-364-0274 for more information. After training commitment is only 4 hrs per week (or more if you choose) – great for students, and […]
October is Women’s History Month
October is a busy month for Women.