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Housing and homelessness in Vancouver, British Columbia

Marc's Place

Open 24 hours, 7 days a weekLast verified , may be out of dateCrisis support

In short

A safe house with three single rooms for street-involved or at-risk youth ages 13 to 15, not in MCFD care.

Hours
Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
Updated
This organization's address is confidential and is not published.
Who it is for
Youth, Families, People on a low income; Youth, Family with children, Youth (13-24)
What it helps with
Help right now, Food to eat, A safe place to sleep tonight, A home I can afford, Money to get by, Clothes and basic things, Medical care, Help with drinking or drugs, Safety from harm, Learning and school, Knowing where to go, Skills for work, Help with my mental health, Help for my family, Making my own choices, A fresh start
Cost and access
Free
How to reach
(604) 660-9376
Last verified
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About this organization

A safe house with three single rooms for street-involved or at-risk youth ages 13 to 15, not in MCFD care. Aim is to give the youth a positive, non-judgemental environment, assess their needs, and help them in making plans; this may include mediation between the youth and their families and/or securing safety plans, or assistance in finding alternate family placements. All meals are provided. A referral is required by MCFD social worker who must gain permission from the youth's guardian; if the guardian cannot be reached, then the youth may be allowed to stay for three days under certain provisions. Pets cannot be accommodated. Facility is not wheelchair accessible. Transportation to the shelter is arranged through MCFD. Maximum stay is seven days. Serves Vancouver and Richmond. Intake via MCFD social worker is 24 hours. Funded by MCFD.

Who can use it?

Street-involved youth, age 13-15

When is it open?

Marc's Place is open Open 24 hours, 7 days a week.

How do I get in touch?

Call (604) 660-9376.

Phone
(604) 660-9376

Listed in Vancouver, British Columbia.