Our New Branding
Meet Our New Logo!
Designed by Toliver advertising & design Inc.
What Makes It Special?
- Shuswap Teal & Lake BlueThese calming shades make up the words “CHILDREN’S” and “SHUSWAP,” evoking openness and trust.
- Cedar GreenFeatured in the leaf within “CHILDREN’S,” symbolizing growth and our deep connection to nature—perfect for our Shuswap roots.
- Pansy Purple, Lake Blue, Burnt Orange & Mustard YellowThese pops of color bring joyful energy and creativity to our whimsical characters, making them fun and approachable for kids and families.
Why the Change?
The Shuswap Children’s Association logo is bright, playful, and full of personality—perfectly reflecting the organization’s warm and inclusive spirit.
Stay tuned as our new characters come to life across our programs, resources, and events!
We can’t wait for you to meet them—they’re here to make every interaction with SCA welcoming and fun.
Programs and Services
We are a non-profit agency providing services to children and youth with developmental delays, behavioral concerns, and support needs.
Community Toy Library
Community Toy Library – is a fun and free way for families and professionals to borrow toys, explore play-based learning, and discover new ways to support children’s development.
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SCA Store
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Donations
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Capital Campaign
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Diaper & Formula Bazaar
Volunteer Sign Up
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Events and Workshops
Stay up to date on our Early Years playgroups, Youth Groups, Workshops, Training, and Community events.
News and Information
Red Dress Day: Honouring the Lives of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirt People
After decades of advocacy by Indigenous women, families, and human rights organizations, the federal government launched the National Inquiry into Missing Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls in 2016. The inquiry was established to examine the systemic causes of...
World Autism Awareness Day
April 2 is World Autism Awareness Day. The United Nations first designated this day in 2007 to advocate for quality-of-life improvements for autistic individuals. Since its inception, the observance has grown beyond simple awareness and now promotes autism acceptance,...
Families First
Contributed by Shuswap Children’s Association Many of us in the office remember spending our Friday nights at Blockbuster video. Always greeted by the familiar blue and yellow signage, you just knew that things were about to get fun. As soon as the car door closed,...
Honouring Black History Month: Learning, Belonging, and Inclusion
February marks Black History Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the rich history, resilience, and contributions of Black Canadians and their communities. It is also an opportunity to reflect on the ongoing work needed to build equity, inclusion and belonging....