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Surviving in Nanaimo Guide

Surviving in Nanaimo Guide  

 

This interactive guide provides links to organizations websites, social media and more, that provide services in Nanaimo. Simply click on the hyperlink to take you there.

To print the full 49-page guide click Surviving in Nanaimo.

Sections of the guide are available below for easy printing:

Emergency

Basic Needs

Health Services

Community Resources and Services

Please contact Social Planning at socialplanning@nanaimo.ca if you have any questions or comments about the Surviving in Nanaimo guide or wish to add your organization/service.

     

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    Last updated: June 11, 2025

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