The Futures Residence is a transitional housing residence program for young people. The program assists young men and women to become more responsible, self-reliant and independent. Youth are required to participate in a productive day program such as attending school, working or searching for work. They are also required to participate in house programming including life skills, (meal preparation, house chores etc.) house meeting and 1:1 goal planning and counselling with staff. Residents set specific and achievable goals during their stay and receive support and guidance from residential counsellors to attain them.

The Community Transitional Housing Program is a bilingual program mandated to assist women and families that are homeless, at risk of becoming homeless, or are victims of domestic violence. Individuals could be living in the community or in an emergency shelter. Men who are victims of domestic violence may also be supported in this program. The Community Transitional Housing Worker assists individuals by helping them build stable lives through establishing a network of supports within the community. The worker will also provide support in obtaining and/or maintaining safe affordable housing. Services offered: - assists women to identify areas of concern and create an action plan to resolve their immediate housing issues and learn new skills to prevent a reoccurrence of the same situation. - provide hands-on assistance with day-to-day life skills (i.e. budget management, housing search, coping skills etc.) - safety planning with women and their children - linking clients with other community services/resources and assisting them in accessing these services. This may include accompaniment as well as case conferencing with collaborating agencies. - advocate on clients behalf with third parties (i.e. landlords, court appearances etc.) - on-going support/follow-up is available for individuals as required.