Addressing homelessness in Dawson Creek
Adults (19 and above) who are homeless, or who are at risk of homelessness.
Adults (19 and above) who are homeless, or who are at risk of homelessness.
My Home Place is a partnership between the City of Dawson Creek and BC Housing, and is designed to address homelessness in Dawson Creek. South Peace Community Resources Society is operating the facility through an agreement with BC Housing.
Provincially-funded supportive housing is for people experiencing homelessness. Supportive housing provides a home with access to on-site supports to ensure people can achieve and maintain housing stability. Residents have access to their own self-contained studio apartment or, in some cases, a secure unit with shared bathroom and amenity spaces. All residents sign either a program or tenancy agreement and participate in programming based on an individualized case plan. All residents in supportive housing have made a choice to live there and are able to access the services provided by non-profit housing operators, such as life-skills training, and connections to primary health care, mental health and/or substance use services.
Program and Building Highlights
More information about Supportive Housing is available at www.bchousing.org. This info sheet highlights the benefits of supportive housing
This program is funded by BC Housing.
South Peace Community Resources Society is a true grass roots organization. Since the start, and with the support of our local partners and stakeholders, we have grown alongside our local community to meet the unique and changing needs of our residents. Our staff and volunteers are dedicated to providing safe and accessible services to those we support, enabling healthy and productive lives.
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