Housing and homelessness in Vancouver, British Columbia
Salvation Army - Esther's Place
Offered by The Salvation Army - Boundless Vancouver
This Is A Private Address, Please Contact Agency For Details, Vancouver, BC
In short
When women and children flee abusive homes, The Salvation Armys Kate Booth House in Vancouver offers immediate shelter and support. But thats only a temporary solution and after 30 days they have to move on.
- Who it is for
- Youth, Families, People on a low income
- Cost and access
- Free
- Where
- This Is A Private Address, Please Contact Agency For Details, Vancouver, BC
- How to reach
- (604) 872-0772 · Website
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About this service
When women and children flee abusive homes, The Salvation Armys Kate Booth House in Vancouver offers immediate shelter and support.
But thats only a temporary solution and after 30 days they have to move on. One of the next stops for some is the Army's Esther's Place, a 4-apartment safe house where families can stay up to two years.
Esthers Place - which receives no government funding - is where women who became homeless, single parents overnight can get the support to find a job, get training and find a new place to live. Captain Jennifer Hillier heads both ministries. Kate Booth is crisis intervention and Esthers Place is a bridge from an old life that was damaging to a new life of safety and security.
Who can use it?
Women and children fleeing abusive home
How do I get in touch?
Call (604) 872-0772, or use the website.
Listed in Vancouver, British Columbia.
This Is A Private Address, Please Contact Agency For Details, Vancouver, BC
This Is A Private Address, Please Contact Agency For Details, Vancouver, BCVancouver, British Columbia
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