Safe and stable housing program for young adults experiencing or at risk of experiencing homelessness.
Solidarity with Youth
Collaboratively developing decision-making skills with youth.
Salt Spring Island housing First
Clients' hard work in the community gardens produce fresh vegetables and fruit for the food bank and community kitchen.
Safe and Healthy Neighbourhoods
People residing in supportive housing work hard to create and maintain their safe and healthy space within the neighbourhood.
Work to Live Project
Expanding supports for youth to provide what they said they most needed.
Program Success
Program expansion to house more young adults.
Outreach Teams in the Community
Through established working relationships, organization worked collaboratively to prevent homelessness.
Importance of Client Stabilization
Addressing immediate needs and fostering long-term stability.
Housing Vulnerability For Seniors
Lack of affordable housing affects everyone in a community.
Housing Hope and NEST Co-Living
Providing clients with a range of needed services to house people experiencing homelessness and prevent additional people from becoming homeless.
Funding Matters
Lack of funding directly impacts people.
Community Bridge to Housing First Program
Helping clients stabilize in their housing and access additional supports.
Accessible, Trauma-informed Supports
Providing low barrier services requires determination and advocacy.
The PGNAETA Reaching Home Division are honoured to work, live and play on the unceded traditional and ancestral territory of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nation.
