Searching for Transitional Housing

Women's Crisis Services of Waterloo Region operates two emergency shelters for abused women and their children: Anselma House in Kitchener (519) 742-5894 and Haven House in Cambridge (519) 653-2422 plus a regional Outreach program. They also offer transitional housing. Serve women age 16 plus, with or without their children.

Can be reached by text, instructions on website for how to erase browser history. Also offer translation services, both in person and on the phone.

This is a free service, both in shelter and outreach programs.

Non profit housing

Non-profit housing

Retirement residence

Non-profit seniors apartment building with 17 subsidized units

Operates a total of 14 separate group homes in Kitchener, St. Jacobs and Waterloo Region, serving over 75 residents full-time. Four homes are located on the grounds of Kingsway facility, while the rest are located in neighbourhoods across the Region.

Inclusive overnight shelter

Non-profit housing corporation.

Non-profit co-op housing

Non-profit housing corporation.

Subsidized housing building

Non profit housing

Urban Native Transitional Housing is an Indigenous Led Housing Program that will help Indigenous people transition from temporary housing, to permanent housing.

Adults with a developmental disability are supported in caring environments promoting well-being of mind, body and spirit; people have the opportunity to develop individual interests and skills and participate as an active member of a household. Individualized support focuses on self-determination, personal choice, responsibility, contentment, inclusion and community participation.

The Supported Independent Living Program is an option where people live independently either on their own or in shared accommodations. Assistance is offered to enhance the independent living abilities of the people receiving support. Help is typically requested in the areas of banking, budgeting, grocery shopping and cooking however; support varies and is provided in any aspect of daily living.

Federation of non-profit housing co-operatives in the cities of Waterloo, Kitchener, Cambridge, Brantford and Guelph.

Community based, nonresidential, long term structured program providing alternative to imprisonment

• Skills development
• Anger management
• Life and social skills training

Non profit supportive housing

Provides short term homeless shelter and housing help services to women, cis and trans women, non-binary individuals and families with children who are experiencing homelessness.

Rental geared to income housing extended to all permanent residents and refugee claimants needing a dwelling

• Vacant housing units allocated as per need
  
• Priority status will be given to applicants that are victims of domestic violence
  

Rental geared to income housing extended to all permanent residents and refugee claimants needing a dwelling

• Vacant housing units allocated as per need
  
• Priority status will be given to applicants that are victims of domestic violence

Retirement residence that offers a variety of services to support seniors with their daily lives.

Non-profit housing.

Non profit seniors housing