Access to affordable housing provides more than just a roof over someone’s head  – it offers a pathway to stability, dignity, and opportunity. Many individuals and families face barriers such as rising rent costs, income instability, or health challenges. By offering affordable and transitional housing, we help people move beyond these obstacles, fostering hope and empowering them to create a better future for themselves and their loved ones.

The Saint Vincent de Paul Centre provides single occupancy studio units for at-risk individuals. Of these, 15 units are filled through referrals from Island Health’s Mental Health and Substance Use (MHSU) Program.  All rents are subsidized, with tenant contributions determined based on their income. Subsidized units are filled by selecting tenants from the BC Housing Registry.

Rosalie’s Village is an affordable long term rental apartment building that offers one bedroom, single occupancy units for  women who have low-to-moderate income. This building has a  bona fide exemption under the BC Human Rights Code. When units become available, they are filled through local advertising.

Millennium Manor offers independent housing for seniors aged 55 and over and adults with disabilities. This building offers one and two-bedroom units, with a mix of subsidized and low-end market rental options. Subsidized units are allocated through the BC Housing Registry, while low-end market units are filled through local advertising.

Memorial Manor provides independent housing for seniors aged 55 and over and adults with disabilities. All rents are subsidized with tenant contributions determined based on their income. Subsidized units are filled by selecting tenants from the BC Housing Registry.