All Housing Shelter in Kingston

Salvation Army Kingston Harbour Light is a Residential Treatment Program which serves men from across Ontario with substance use disorders and mental health issues. They offer individual and group counselling, medication monitoring, discharge planning and referrals, as well as life skill development. Visit their website to learn more. Read more...

CMHA offers support for people struggling with their mental health. This support can include housing support, suicide prevention, employment services and counselling. Visit their website for more information. Read more...

Kingston Youth Transitions offers supportive housing to youth 16-24 to learn basic life skills and how to live on their own. Youth pay subsidized rent and receive life skills training and counselling. Youth must apply to participate in this program. Read more...

Lily’s Place Emergency Shelter for Families is an Emergency Shelter with 19 beds and 7 bedrooms, specifically for families. They offer programming and life skills such as: Parenting support; Education programs; Supportive counselling; Relationship & Social Skills; Money management; Tenant – Landlord Relations; Household management; Personal life management; Housing/apartment Searches; Cooking/ Nutrition; and Community Outreach. Visit their website for more Read more...

The City of Kingston offers programs and services related to home ownership. Current programs: Affordable Housing Land Acquisition and Disposition; Capital Investment in Affordable Housing; Home Ownership; Homelessness Prevention Fund; Kingston-Frontenac Renovates; Second Residential Units; and Affordable housing listings. Visit their website to learn more. Read more...

The Housing Help Centre (Kingston) Coordinated access to non-profit housing for individuals in the Kingston area to find and afford appropriate housing. Visit their website for more information. Read more...

Ryandale Transitional Housing is an emergency overnight shelter for men and women 18+ and their families. Visit their website for more information. Read more...

The John Howard Society (Kingston) offers a variety of services to individuals who are released from prison including legal assistance and help managing appointments, Bail Verification and Supervision; assistance finding appropriate housing; assistance finding mental health and addictions supports; assistance obtaining Ontario Works, EI or ODSP funding; and may provide referrals to other community supports. Read more...

Robin’s Hope contains 18 independent and furnished apartment units of 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms. Women must go through a formal application process for acceptance for residency at Second Stage Housing and have applied for housing through the city’s housing program. Read more...

Addiction and Mental Health Services (AMHS) Housing provides support in finding affordable housing, rent supplements, and support within independent living. Visit their website to learn more. Read more...