CMHA Kelowna Housing

• 49 units of recovery based housing.
• Homes for adults and youth 17 – 24 years old.
• Diverse and specialized supports that are unique to this building include: Mental Health & Substance Use Specialist, Home Support Worker, Youth Housing Worker, Recreation Worker.

Opened in March 2021, located on land originally owned by the Knight of Columbus who will continue to co-locate on the site with a new hall and two residential units.

Community Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes

• 38 units of supported housing for adults age 19+.
• Large common space to encourage building connection amongst residents, peer supporters, and staff.

• 40 units of supportive housing for adults, including couples, aged 19+.
• Welcoming and inclusive space that facilitates community connection and peer support.

Heath House opened in January 2019.

• 44 units of supported housing for adults, including couples, aged 19+.
• Group activities to build connection and a sense of community such as games, volunteer activities, BBQ’s, and the raised garden boxes on site for residents to participate in gardening.

Opened in 2017 and originally operated BC Housing, CMHA Kelowna took over the operations of Gordon Place in 2018.

• 40 units of supported housing  for adults 19+.
• Large shared kitchen and lounge space on the main floor to encourage activities for socialization and resident interaction.

Constructed in 2010 by the building development team of Philip MacDonald Architect Inc., Associate Partners Sawchuk Developments, Bentsen Development, and BC Housing who received the Tommie Home Builders Award for Excellence in Creating Affordable Housing, Excellence in Creating Multi-Family Development, Best Public/Private Partnership, Terasan Award for Building Energy Efficiency – Multi-Family New Construction.

• 23 units of affordable housing for adults 19+
• Designed for individuals with mental health issues living on limited incomes who are able to live independently over the long term.

Rosemead opened in 1999.