Tag: Lift Community Services

Barnet Street homeless shelter named

Tours of the facility will happen April 1.

Lift continues community resources despite $100K cut

Council will write a letter to support Lift in getting provincial funding.

Housing minister trusts Powell River homeless shelter operator

The minister is confident Lift will be able to operate the 40-bed facility.

Residents oppose Dwight Hall for weather emergency shelter

City council is expected to recommend BC Housing and LIFT look at the former Wildwood Firehall instead.

City ‘reaching crisis time’ for winter shelter

An emergency weather response location was used about a dozen times last winter.

City’s homeless situation ‘not necessarily’ getting better: LIFT

LIFT hopes the count also dispels a community rumour.

40-bed temporary shelter opening in Powell River this winter

A new temporary shelter will soon open in Powell River to replace the now closed emergency shelter.

Extreme weather shelter application will be fast-tracked: Jenkins

Lift Community Services will fast-track its application to BC Housing for an emergency cold weather shelter. In an interview with...
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