Abbotsford
In September 2008, the Province of British Columbia and the City
of Abbotsford signed an agreement to
build up new supportive housing units on two
city-owned sites for people who are homeless or at risk of
homelessness, including:
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Christine Lamb Residence at 3096 Clearbook Road (Operator: Women’s Resource Society of the Fraser Valley) - Providing 41 units of housing with integrated support services
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George Schmidt Centre (Operator: Kinghaven Peardonville House Society) - Proposed 30-unit apartment building with support services for men with mental health and/or addiction issues
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Recent News
Supportive housing for women & children opens in Abbotsford
11-MAY-2012
ABBOTSFORD –Single women and women with children who were at risk of homelessness now have a new place to ...
Site proposed for transitional housing for men in Abbotsford
08-APR-2011
ABBOTSFORD – The Kinghaven Peardonville House Society (KPHS) will be the non-profit operator for the George ...
$11M INVESTMENT TO CREATE 70 JOBS IN ABBOTSFORD
03-APR-2009
ABBOTSFORD – The Province is investing approximately $11 million in a 40-unit supportive housing ...
Our Stories
Fraser Valley Housing Network achieves numerous goals
The network provides good housing for everyone who needs it in the region.
In the News
Abbotsford Christine Lamb house lets women shine
Photograph by: Rochelle Baker , Abbotsford Times Darla Rasmussen told the crowd at the opening of Abbotsford's ...
Abbotsford lays foundations for two new housing projects
Women's residence named in honour of pioneer politician Christine Lamb Rochelle Baker, Abbotsford Times, April 14, 2011 ...