The Alexander Street Community consists of low-barrier permanent housing as well as clinically supported transitional housing for individuals with physical and mental health issues and substance dependencies.
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The Arbutus Shelter is staffed 24-hours a day, seven days a week to help address the ongoing need for day-time resources by those experiencing homelessness.
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The Beacon is a single room occupancy building for individuals living with concurrent disorders. Residents have access to a clinical team, nurses and social workers to address their well-being.
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Chartrand Place is a temporary modular housing building, offering mental health support 24-hours a day, seven days a week, with home support workers available weekdays.
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The Douglas Street Community provides low-barrier transitional housing with mental health workers onsite 24/7, and a residential treatment and recovery program.
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Developed and owned by Sanford Housing Society, Enhanced Living Support provides independent supportive housing units to people with concurrent physical and mental health issues and substance dependencies.
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Hugh Bird Residence provides housing for residents who need less supports.
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Hummingbird Place is a temporary modular housing unit of self-contained dwellings with private bathrooms and kitchens, with an on-site integrated sustainable agriculture project in partnership with Sole Food Farms.
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The PHS Integrated Housing Team is an outreach team that operates 365 days a year supporting residents that live in both PHS and Atira Property Management buildings in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside.
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Hotel Irving, formerly known as the Sunrise Hotel, is home to a variety of people with concurrent physical and mental health issues and substance dependencies.
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Johnson Street Community was established to provide housing for homeless campers that had created a tent city on the grounds of the Victoria Provincial Court building in late 2015.
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The Lark provides double rooms for couples and shared hostel-style rooms for others. There are two meals served each day and laundry facilities.
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The Maple provides supported social housing for a diverse group of Downtown Eastside residents.
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This temporary modular housing unit opened in 2018 as part of the BC government’s commitment to build 600 homes to house Metro Vancouver’s street and shelter homeless population.
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Built in 1911 and originally home to a branch of Molson’s Bank, this Edwardian office block was the Roosevelt Hotel for a time before being renamed to reflect the area’s heritage.
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A former long-term care hospital in Saanich is providing temporary shelter for a small community of formerly homeless people. Residents are in the process of obtaining permanent housing.
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New Fountain Shelter is open daily from 7 pm to 9 am providing a safe and comfortable place to sleep for individuals who are frequently rejected elsewhere due to substance use, pet ownership, personal belongings or because they fare poorly in institutional settings.
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PHS opened its fourth temporary modular housing facility in 2019, in partnership with Hogan's Alley Society, to meet the needs of Vancouver’s Black and Indigenous communities.
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The Osborn is an innovative 24/7 temporary shelter with a range of supports to enable people to transition from homelessness to housing.
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This heritage building was the founding project of PHS Community Services Society, opening in 1991 as the original Portland Hotel.
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Named after our first establishment, the Portland Hotel brings stability into the lives of individuals who were at one time considered to be some of the city’s most challenging and hard-to-house individuals.
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Women who live at the Rainier have access to mental health services, primary health care, medication management, detox, harm reduction recovery-focussed programming and education.
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PHS mental health workers are available to support residents with day-to-day needs and to achieve their personal health and inclusion goals.
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The Smith-Yuen Apartments is purpose-built social housing for senior citizens living with mental health issues.
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Formerly Paul’s Motor Inn, this property was purchased by the Province in June 2020 to provide supported housing for people without homes in Victoria.
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This facility provides supportive transitional housing to new families and youth, including 10 wheelchair-accessible units.
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Tellier Tower is a rent-geared-to-income building, with services to support those residents with mental health, addiction and chronic disease issues.
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The rehabilitative model at Unity focuses on “wellness through social interaction” and, by way of monthly housing meetings and quarterly tenants’ meetings, evokes the principles of participatory democracy in decision-making.
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Located in the historic Woodward's development, this groundbreaking project integrates 125 units of low-income housing with market-rate condominiums, retail outlets, subsidized family units, shared public spaces and Simon Fraser University’s Centre for the Arts.
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