Shelters and Housing

Housing & Shelter

Men only. Case planning. No alcohol/drug use on site.

Low-barrier shelter for all self-identified genders, three meals a day, case planners, referrals to housing, health, and overall stability.

Provides emergency shelter for women who are homeless, hard-to-house, at risk of homelessness or at risk of violence.

Metson Rooms
Metson Winter Shelter
Powell Rooms
Regal Hotel
Reiderman Residences
Skeena House
Yale Hotel

Wheelchair accessible. Open 9.30 pm. No admissions past 2:00 am. Sandwiches and snacks at 7.30am. No alcohol/drug use on site.

CLBC supports people who have a developmental disability, and people who have autisum or FASD, and also need support with daily tasks. CLBC offers three types of residential support: supported living, shared living, and staffed residential buildings.

Men 19+, Priority to seniors. Intake 4:00pm-10.00pm , vacate by 7:30 am. Advocacy, counselling, laundry, food vouchers, clothing, bike storage, luggage storage. No alcohol/drug use on site. Curfew 10.00pm

Men only. Wheelchair accessible. Intake 8am -11:30pm. Curfew 10:30pm. Harm reduction. No alcohol/drug use on site.

Wheelchair accessible. Pets allowed. Laundry facilities. Medication/money administration. Harm reduction.

Wheelchair accessible. Pets allowed. 2 meals. No alcohol/drug use on site. Curfew 11:00pm.

Wheelchair accessible. Pets allowed. Single women and transgender. Shower and laundry facilities. Harm reduction.

Wheelchair accessible. Pets allowed. Laundry facilities. Medication/money administration. Harm reduction. No alcohol/drugs on site, but safe injection room available.

An emergency shelter/transition house primarily, but not exclusively for, Aboriginal people. Provided are food, laundry, child/homemaker services, supportive counselling, emergency clothing, and referrals to other agencies.