STEP Place – Supported Transitional Housing (John Howard Society): by referral, at 759 Crowley Avenue, Kelowna, BC. Who it's for: Individuals experiencing homelessness in Kelowna; residents are primarily referred and assessed from local shelters based on readiness to….
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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 door, bed, mini-fridge, and heating and cooling • Daily meals • Shared washrooms, laundry, a community room, kitchen and outdoor space • Staff on site 24/7 • Life skills, low-barrier job training, wellness checks and help connecting to services ▸ How long can you stay? Stays are meant to be short. Staff work with you to get ready to move into permanent housing. ▸ How to get in Most residents are referred from local shelters and outreach teams. For questions about access or referrals, email stepplace@jhsok.ca. ▸ Cost Contact the program about occupancy fees or rent contributions. John Howard Society regional office: 250-763-1331.
Also known as: STEP Place, Supported Transitional Housing with Embedded Programming, tiny homes, Crowley Avenue
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