102 free and low-cost listings. Find emergency shelters, transitional housing, and housing support in the Central Okanagan. Walk-in shelters, crisis housing…
Non-profit that provides affordable rental housing for seniors in Peachland. ▸ The Residences on 6th (4445 6th Street): 74 units for seniors who can live independently, with income-based rent....
AG House is a free 24/7 homeless shelter in Kelowna for women, youth and children. It is one shelter with two locations, run by NOW Canada. ▸ What you get: • A stay of up to 30 days if you are...
A 42-space emergency shelter in West Kelowna at 2500 Bartley Court, run by Turning Points. It is short-term interim housing for people experiencing homelessness. Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a...
Co-ed emergency shelter at 858 Ellis Street, run by Kelowna's Gospel Mission. It offers space for meals, washrooms, and case management services. ▸ Call (250) 763-3737.
Co-op housing in West Kelowna for adults 55+ who are retired or semi-retired. 35 units: 14 one-bedroom, 13 two-bedroom, and 8 townhouse-style units. This is a co-operative — you become a member...
If you rent in the Central Okanagan and are short on rent for a while, the rent bank may lend you money. The loan has no interest, and you pay it back. ▸ Who can get this? • Renters in Kelowna,...
Support for individuals who are homeless or at risk of homelessness in Kelowna. The Outreach Navigator is the first point of contact — for people who have been referred or self-refer. After an...
CMHA Kelowna runs supportive and affordable housing for people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. ▸ Buildings • McCurdy Place — 49 units of recovery-based housing for adults and youth...
CMHA Kelowna offers housing and support for young adults aged 17–24 who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. CMHA works with A Way Home Kelowna to find youth who need housing. Supports focus...
A 24-hour emergency shelter at 425 Leon Avenue for adults 19+ who are homeless. Couples and people with pets are welcome. ▸ When you arrive You complete an intake with staff that goes over what...
▸ What it is Supportive housing in Kelowna run by CMHA Kelowna, for people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. 38 units of supported housing for adults 19+. A large common space helps...
▸ What it is Supportive housing in Kelowna run by CMHA Kelowna, for people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. 44 units of supported housing for adults 19+, including couples. Group...
Temporary transitional housing designed to support women in their journey towards stability and independence. Harmony House is part of Kelowna's Gospel Mission (KGM) Women's Community — a secure...
▸ What it is Supportive housing in Kelowna run by CMHA Kelowna, for people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. 40 units of supportive housing for adults 19+, including couples. A...
If you are a single woman who is homeless or about to lose your home, this program may help pay some housing costs for a short time. It is a BC Housing program run by NOW Canada. Children can be...
A place to shower, do laundry, and get connected to other help. At the Hygiene Program you become a member. Members can use showers, laundry, computers, wound care, free clothing and casework...
Kelowna's Gospel Mission (KGM) runs shelters, outreach and transitional housing for people who are homeless in Kelowna. ▸ Emergency shelters • The Leon Shelter (251 Leon Avenue): 60 emergency...
The Ki-Low-Na Friendship Society (KFS) offers culturally grounded programs for Indigenous people of all ages in Kelowna. Many services are open to everyone. ▸ Outreach (adults 19+, youth in some...
▸ What it is Supportive housing in Kelowna run by CMHA Kelowna, for people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. 49 units of recovery-based housing for adults and youth 17 to 24. Supports...
Transitional housing for men 19 and older who show the desire and ability to live independently after experiencing homelessness. Case workers and community partners give residents training to help...
NOW Canada supports women, youth and their children facing addiction, abuse, sexual exploitation, mental health challenges or homelessness in Kelowna. ▸ Programs: • Emergency shelter (AG House),...
A non-profit society that offers safe, affordable rental housing in Kelowna and the Central Okanagan for households with low and moderate incomes. Housing is for everyone, Indigenous and...
Low-barrier, mobile outreach for urban Indigenous people. Everyone is welcome. ▸ What you can get • Help applying for KFS housing and other housing • Food, clothing and hygiene items for people...
Independent living apartments for adults 55 and over with low to moderate income. You must be a non-smoker. 33 one-bedroom units. The building has an elevator. Rent includes utilities, cable and...
Reconnect counsellors work with youth ages 13-18 and their families. The goal is to stop youth homelessness before it starts, and to help families in crisis or at risk of a breakdown. ▸ What you...
An emergency shelter for anyone over the age of 19, all genders welcome. Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Run by Turning Points Collaborative Society. ▸ Space: • Up to 48 residents • 3...
▸ What it is Affordable housing in Kelowna run by CMHA Kelowna. 23 units of affordable housing for adults 19+ with mental health issues who live on limited incomes and can live independently over...
Safe Homes is transitional housing for women and youth who want to make positive lifestyle changes. NOW Canada has run it since 1998. ▸ Who can get this? • Women and youth. • You need at least...
Permanent supportive housing in Kelowna (50 units) for people facing homelessness, mental health challenges or substance use. It uses a Housing First model. ▸ What you get • Staff on site for...
Second-stage housing with support for people affected by abuse. It is for people who have already left an abusive relationship and are not yet ready or able to rent in the regular market. You can...
Selah 1 & 2 are affordable independent community living programs for women who want a sober and supportive place to live. They are part of Kelowna's Gospel Mission Women's Community, which gives...
If you are in West Kelowna and having a hard time keeping your housing, Piers (Partners in Resources) can help you stay housed and avoid homelessness and a shelter stay. Support can include life...
Start here if you are homeless, staying outside, about to lose your housing, or need help finding resources. The Shelter Hub first tries to help you find an alternative to a shelter. If there is...
If you are 60 or older and homeless or at risk of losing your home in Kelowna or the area, a Housing Navigator can help you find stable, safe housing. They do not provide housing themselves. ▸...
Supportive housing in Kelowna (51 units) for people with different needs, including homelessness and mental health concerns. ▸ What you get • Wellness planning, life skills coaching and...
Short-stay transitional housing for people experiencing homelessness in Kelowna. It is a step between a shelter and permanent housing. ▸ What you get • A private, detached unit with a locking...
▸ What it is On-campus residence for UBC Okanagan students. There are first-year residences and suite-style rooms with kitchens. ▸ How to apply 1. Apply to UBC first. After that you can send a...
Men only. 60-bed emergency shelter at 251 Leon Avenue, run by Kelowna's Gospel Mission. It is for people who are trying to stay sober while living in shelter. Showers, laundry, hygiene supplies...
Transitional housing in Kelowna for up to 60 people experiencing homelessness. Seniors and people with physical disabilities get priority. It is a short-term step toward stable housing. ▸ What...
A second-stage program for Indigenous mothers and their children (newborn to age 8). It is for mothers rebuilding stability after things like domestic violence, homelessness, or recovery...
Turning Points' outreach team works across West Kelowna with adults 19+ who are experiencing homelessness or facing barriers to housing. The team delivers food, water and supplies to people who...
Affordable apartments for women with proven financial need, with or without children. NOW Place Apartments and Tutt Street Place have 60 units in total. ▸ What you get • 1, 2 and 3 bedroom...
▸ What it is Supportive housing in Kelowna run by CMHA Kelowna, for people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. 40 units of supported housing for adults 19+. A large shared kitchen and...
Case management and service coordination for unhoused youth, to help remove barriers to living on your own. ▸ Goal: Reduce barriers to independence and support your move to adulthood. ▸ Who can...
▸ What it is Columbian Centennial Housing Society (CCHS) is a non-profit that rents affordable homes to low-to-moderate income individuals and families in Kelowna. ▸ Two kinds of housing •...
Habitat for Humanity helps low-income families buy a home they can afford. Partner families buy their home with no cash down payment and an affordable Habitat mortgage. ▸ How to apply 1. Read the...
BC Housing runs housing programs across British Columbia, including subsidized housing, supportive housing, and help paying rent. To be considered for subsidized housing, apply online to The...
If you are a family with a low income and at least one child, and you rent in BC, you may get monthly help paying rent. ▸ Who can get this? • Your household income before tax is $60,000 a year or...
If you are 60 or older, rent your home in BC and have a low income, SAFER can give you money each month to help pay rent. ▸ Who can get this? • You are 60 or older. • Your income is under $40,000...
If you get income, disability, or hardship assistance in BC, this supplement can help you keep paying for your home when someone in your family is away for a while or has died. ▸ When it can help...
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