Campbell River
In October 2008, the Province of British Columbia and the City
of Campbell River approved a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to
build up to 54 new supportive housing units on two sites for people
who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, including:
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1040 Dogwood Street (Operator: Campbell River and North Island Transition Society) - Provide a combination of up to 30 self-contained one- and two-bedroom units for homeless women and their children
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280 Nikola Road (Operator: Campbell River and District Association for Community Living - Provide up to 24 units of permanent affordable housing with support services for adults with developmental disabilities
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Recent News
$13.3 MILLION SUPPORTIVE HOUSING INVESTMENT CREATES 85 JOBS
16-JUN-2010
CAMPBELL RIVER – Completing a housing agreement with the City of Campbell River, the Province is providing ...
$7.3M INVESTMENT TO CREATE 47 JOBS IN CAMPBELL RIVER
06-APR-2009
CAMPBELL RIVER – The Province is investing $7.3 million in a 24-unit supportive housing development within ...
NEW CAMPBELL RIVER SUPPORTIVE HOUSING TO HELP HOMELESS
15-OCT-2008
CAMPBELL RIVER – The Province and the City of Campbell River have agreed to create up to 54 new supportive ...