The homeless outreach consultant engages people who are experiencing homelessness or are at risk of homelessness, by assessing their needs, assisting with personal goals, and connecting them with housing and appropriate services. The program employs a multifaceted approach, including regular site visits to supportive housing and cold weather shelters, outreach to outdoor environments, and coordination with the Salvation Army, with a focus on building trust with clients, offering mental health and substance abuse support, and providing access to resources and referrals. Support services include distributing essentials like warm clothing, blankets, meals, tents, and hygiene kits, as well as conducting assessments to identify long-term needs, and to connect clients with appropriate services. Provides regular drop-in support to the Gibsons Cold Weather Shelter including mental health checks, and assistance with BC Housing applications. The program also offers themed evenings and a shower service at the Marine Room of the Arts Building (464 South Fletcher Road); call for information.