Provides services to help people who are living in absolute homelessness, hidden homelessness (temporary housing), or who are at-risk of homelessness (temporarily housed, couch surfing, or soon to be evicted). The program is aimed at people leaving corrections or hospital; women who have experienced violence or are at risk of violence; people of Aboriginal descent; and youth, including those aging out of the care system. The goal is to support clients towards achieving the lifestyle, skill set, and resources needed to obtain and sustain housing. It is targeted towards clients who are working towards entering a market rental situation or maintaining their market rental. Acts as a point of integrated case management to guide clients to the various services available in the community. Provides case planning, goal setting, action planning, and support; referrals to housing options, income assistance, and community services; tenancy support, skills training, and case planning; support in building/maintaining relationships with landlords; and skills training for maintaining housing.