Who can be a Third-Party Verifier
The list below of the Third-Party
Verifiers is divided based on what type of
situation they are verifying:
Accepted
verifiers for homelessness
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BC Housing Homeless Outreach Program
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Police
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Shelter Worker
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Physician
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Nurse
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Social Worker
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Occupational Therapist
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Ministry of Employment and Income Assistance –
Employment and Assistance Workers
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Drug and Alcohol counseling services
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Clergy
Accepted verifiers for
individuals fleeing domestic violence or abuse
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Transition house workers, second stage workers, outreach
workers, stopping the violence counselors
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Victim support workers (police and community based and
domestic violence unit, domestic violence response team)
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Ministry of Children and Family Social Workers
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Physician
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Nurse
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Social Worker
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Occupational Therapist
Accepted verifiers for
individuals wtih serious health condition affected by their
current housing
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Physician
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Nurse
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Social Worker
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Occupational Therapist
Other verifiers will be considered based on the ability to
demonstrate knowledge of the applicant’s current living
situation and housing needs.
Accepted verifiers for other situations
Homeless due to crisis - previous residence
became uninhabitable due to a human caused or natural disaster.
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Verified by Fire Department, newspaper
articles .
Children can not live with applicant until
stable housing is found
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Verified by MCFD worker, copies of court
documents, etc.
Current accommodation is unsuitable for a
child with special needs; or
frequent moves are affecting minor children
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Verified by MCFD worker, or school
counselor.
Have an extremely long commute that can not be
sustained.
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Verified by letter confirming employment
including location and hours of work or proof of enrollment in
full time day attendance at school.
Other circumstances or a combination of
circumstances that relate to the safety/security of a tenant or
member of their family.
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Verified by police or other appropriate
agency clearly stating how continued residence in current
accommodation or community is putting applicant or member of
household at risk.
Current tenants of social housing that require
a smaller unit.
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Verified by BC Housing Property
Portfolio Manager or other regional staff, or representative
from housing provider managing housing development.