Supportive Housing Site
Our Supportive Housing Site: 7 spaces opening January 2027
Seven new supported spaces are opening soon in Edmonton. A safe, welcoming home to stabilize, heal and plan what comes next, for adults living with complex mental health and addiction challenges.
January 2027· 52 days to go
The door is open.
Holly welcomes visitors by appointment. The address is shared when you book a visit.
Inside the site
A calm, welcoming place to land
A look inside the site. We're always happy to talk you through what it's like, or arrange a visit.
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What guides the home
Values you can feel from the front door
Dignity First
We meet every person as the expert on their own life. Before we offer a service, a plan, or an opinion, we ask what someone actually wants and we honor complexity instead of flattening people into case files or diagnoses. No one has to prove they deserve respect to receive it.
Radical Belonging
We build spaces where people who have been pushed to the margins by poverty, disability, trauma, immigration status, incarceration history, addiction, or identity are not just tolerated but genuinely wanted. Belonging isn't a waiting room; it's a standing invitation, even for the people systems have given up on.
Trauma-Informed by Default
We assume that many of the people we serve have survived harm from the very systems meant to help them, including ours. We design our programs, our paperwork, and our conversations to avoid re-traumatizing people, and we treat "difficult" behavior as information, not a character flaw.
Our approach
Meeting people where they are
Our Edmonton site will offer seven supported spaces where people can find stability without judgement. We meet each person where they are. Some want to reduce harm, some are preparing for treatment, and some are working to stay well in recovery. Every resident has a personal plan and a team that walks alongside them.
Harm reduction, without judgement
Practical, evidence-informed support that keeps people safer at every stage.
Recovery-oriented care
Personal goals, daily structure and skills that build lasting wellbeing.
Mental health support
Trauma-informed staff who work alongside clinicians and outreach teams.
A path forward
Connection to treatment, income supports, community and long-term housing.
Who the site is for
A good fit for…
- Adults living with complex mental health and substance use challenges
- People leaving hospital, treatment, detox or corrections who need a stable next step
- People experiencing or at risk of homelessness
- Anyone who has found it hard to get support in traditional programs
All 7 spaces are opening soon. Individuals, families, health teams, outreach workers and agencies are welcome to join the interest list or book a visit now.
What to expect
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Referral or self-referral
Call, email or send the form. Individuals, families and agencies can all reach out.
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A conversation, not a test
We talk about needs, goals and safety, and share honestly whether the site is the right fit.
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Moving in
We welcome each resident, set up their space and build a personal support plan together.
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Moving forward
We help connect to treatment, income supports, community and longer-term housing when ready.
Opening soon
Be first to know when our 7 spaces open
Join the interest list and Holly will contact you personally as spaces open. You can also book a visit to see the home and ask questions. There's no cost and no commitment.
- For individuals, families and professionals
- A personal reply within one business day
- You're welcome to bring a support person to a visit
Making a referral?
Tell us a little about the person and their needs, and we'll be in touch to talk about fit and availability.