“While the past is something we cannot change, the future is something we can shape together through reconciliation and healing.”
~Murray Sinclair, Chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada.
Programs
Emergency Services
A warm and welcoming refuge, offering more than just shelter — we provide Overnight Accommodation, Food, Showers, Washing Machines/Dryers, Clothing assistance.
Fostering Connections
Reconnecting individuals with vital support networks, family, and friends whenever possible.
Community Engagement
Fostering community engagement by working collaboratively with local residents, service providers, and stakeholders to create supportive environments for those in need.
Supportive Service Hub
Bridging Connections. Focused on linking individuals with essential supports and services.
In House Programming
Sheltering from the Storm. Offering curated programs within our shelter, ensuring a safe and supportive space for all.
Transitional Housing
Our carefully designed transitional housing programs provide a supportive and empowering environment, helping individuals transition from homelessness to independent living.
Independent Housing Assistance
Comprehensive support as individuals transition into independent living, ensuring a smooth and empowering experience.
Community Hub
A welcoming environment for individuals in independent housing or those on the brink of homelessness. A supportive space to return to whenever needed, fostering a sense of belonging and connection.
Who Lakeland Shelter Helps
We extend a helping hand to individuals facing homelessness or those at risk of it. Our mission is to provide a supportive environment and essential services to empower individuals on their journey toward stability and independence. We assist a diverse range of people, including those experiencing homelessness, near homelessness, or seeking refuge from the elements.
Our dedicated team works collaboratively with the community to offer tailored solutions, transitional housing, and comprehensive support, ensuring that everyone in need receives the assistance required to rebuild their lives and regain a sense of security.
For Support Connect With Us
If you or someone you know is experiencing:
- Lack of a permanent address or residence
- Sleeping in public spaces, including streets or bushes
- Needing shelter after leaving a hospital, rehabilitation center, treatment facility, or prison
- Seeking refuge in extremely harsh weather conditions
- Leaving an abusive situation, either physical or emotional
- Living in a temporary situation with uncertain duration
- Having less than three months to find new accommodation after receiving a move-out notice
Please contact us promptly for assistance.