Housing & Homelessness Department

Supports Indigenous adults (19+) living in encampments.

The Housing Outreach Worker helps with referrals to mental health services, food, and other resources.

The Housing Outreach Workers are not counsellors. Support and check-ins offered daily or weekly.

A person must have proof of Indigenous ancestry, a history of long-term homelessness (like couch surfing, sleeping outside, or staying in shelters) and face several challenges that make stable housing hard.

Priority is given to Indigenous people with the most risks and barriers to housing.

Justice Housing Support Case Managers help Indigenous adults (19+) involved in the criminal justice system or recently released from jail.

They support clients in finding and keeping long-term housing and guide them through court and probation appointments along with any other housing support needed.

Their role focuses on care and housing support, not legal advice.

Individuals must show Indigenous ancestry, be involved in the criminal justice system or recently released from jail, and have a history of chronic homelessness.

Priority goes to those facing higher risks and housing challenges.

Helps Indigenous adults (19+) find and keep housing. Services include evictions prevention , referrals to mental health and food support, and helping set personal goals as well as navigating other housing resources.

Case managers are not counselors but can refer to them.

Short-term support includes help with housing resources and social services. Drop-in help is available for anyone needing housing support.

Priority is given to those with greater housing risks and those who can prove Indigenous ancestry.

Service Navigators are the first contact in our Housing & Homelessness Department.

They help with intake on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:30 am to 11:30 am.