Offers a year-round, 24-hour, low-barrier emergency shelter for up to six youth ages 15 to 24; accepts transgender youth. Provides three meals daily and access to showers, laundry, harm reduction services, and community referrals. Wheelchair accessible. Does n...

Free live-in program for youth ages 12 to 18 who are experiencing problematic substance use, may also have complex mental health needs, and for whom less intensive community-based approaches have not been effective. Continuum of service involves withdrawal man...

Provides youth justice services and guardianship services for Vancouver south of Kingsway. Youth justice services include bail supervision, and specialized youth probation supervision through court referral; other services include referrals to attendance progr...

Provides a continuum of housing options for youth ages 16 to 25 who are at risk of or experiencing homelessness. Open referral. Includes a combination of transitional and permanent supportive housing options throughout the community; operates from a tenant cho...

1001 Waddington provides safe, supportive, and affordable housing for youth ages 16 to 19 in twenty one-bedroom and two two-bedroom units. Residence is free of alcohol, drugs, and violence, and offers access to NYSA outreach workers. Services include on-site l...

Provides critical support services, including street outreach, to youth ages 16 to 26 who are homeless, at risk of becoming homelessness, or difficult to house. Youth Homelessness Outreach Workers collaborate with community partners to support youth to transit...

18-month housing subsidy program for youth who are homeless or at-risk of homelessness, have other identified risk factors, are in financial need, and feel ready, with support, to live independently. Offers financial assistance, psycho-educational and life ski...

Offers housing specific support including rental subsidy for market housing, education on tenancy rights, and life skills development in securing and sustaining safe housing. Provides one-to-one outreach support and advocacy, and connection and introduction to...

Provides 24-hour, low-barrier?emergency housing for up to three youth ages 15 to 18 who are in crisis or at risk of harm or homelessness. Beds are available on a self-referred basis for up to two weeks at a time; intake is ongoing and preferred by phone ahead ...

Provides safe emergency shelter beds for youth of any gender ages 17 to 23. Services include showers, daily meals, counselling, referrals, family support, and follow-up support. Priority is to reconnect the youth with their families, extended families, and/or ...

A year-round emergency shelter offers seven beds for youth ages 13 to 18 of all genders while they work toward long-term solutions. Intake is 24 hours daily; accepts referrals from self or other. For youth ages 18 and under, resource centre services include me...

A year-round emergency shelter offers six beds for youth ages 13 to 18 of all genders while they work toward long-term solutions. Intake is 24 hours a day; accepts referrals from self or other. For youth ages 18 and under, resource centre services include snac...

Provides residential and community inclusion services, and life skills training for children and youth with special needs. Programs are developed and facilitated on an individualized basis.

Provides supportive, empowering, and culturally sensitive programming and events that promote wellness for urban Aboriginal youth age 12 to 24. Offers assistance with housing, getting into school, social assistance, finding employment, and more. Recreational d...

Provides emergency shelter on a voluntary basis to at-risk self-identified female youth ages 14 to 18, with or without children. Youth may be homeless or at risk of homelessness, street involved, sexually assaulted and/or exploited, have mental health issues, ...

A drop-in resource centre for Prince George youth, especially youth at risk ages 12 to 24. Offers front-line services such as access to showers, laundry and kitchen facilities (including snacks), as well as a mailing address, phone, computer, photocopier, and ...

A legal agreement between youth and Ministry of Children and Family Development (MCFD) is available for youth ages 16 to 18 who cannot return home to their family for reasons of safety, and youth who have no parent or guardian willing to take responsibility fo...

Provides transitional housing and support for new and expectant cisgender Aboriginal mothers between 18 and 25 years of age and their children, in the Nanaimo area, who are homeless or who are at risk of homelessness. Supports mothers to reintegrate with famil...

Operates as a social enterprise, offering affordable rooms to business travellers and tourists. Also provides reduced-rate accommodation for individuals who require temporary emergency stays, including students, families and patients traveling for medical trea...

A comprehensive supportive housing program for youth ages 19 to 27. Provides affordable, supportive housing, as well as full-time supported employment, life skills training, individualized case management, outdoor recreation, and referral to medical and mental...

Provides 24-hour emergency accommodation for families, single parents (male or female) with their dependent children, and couples (of any gender) without children; 18 beds available in dorm-style bedrooms. Provides three meals and two snacks daily. Small locke...

Provides safe shelter for up to five youth ages 13 to 18 who are homeless, at risk of homelessness, or living in an unsafe environment; serves Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth. Services include meals, advocacy, life skills training, and collaboration with o...

Provides transitional housing support to youth, ages 16 to 24, of any gender who are homeless or who are at risk of homelessness. Participants work with staff to create a plan based on their goals to achieve long-term sustainable housing. Program offers a vari...

Provides a safe, supportive short-term recovery home for youth ages 13 to 19 who are experiencing personal safety issues, including substance use and mental health concerns. Length of stay is typically four to six months. Each care home has a youth support wor...

Maintains staff-supported homes for youth ages 18 and under facing significant behavioural or developmental issues. Develops and implements individualized service plans in cooperation with youth and their support networks, to promote a wide variety of developm...