Saanich – 2933 & 2949 Albina Street

A five-story modular apartment building with a blue, clear sky overhead.

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2933 Albina Street is open. The brand-new building has 52 studio suites, including four that are fully accessible. The building offers a common area, offices for staff, and a secure outdoor garden.

What is supportive housing?

Supportive housing is a self-contained studio home. It typically includes 24/7 support services such as meals, life and employment skills training, and health services. Many also provide culturally informed services.

Supportive housing is for British Columbians experiencing or at risk of homelessness. People experiencing homelessness are not all the same. They can be young people, seniors, or people with physical or mental disabilities. They may have experienced trauma, poverty, or struggled with the high cost of housing. Staff are on-site 24/7 and work with each resident to understand their needs and help them achieve stable housing.

Applicants go through an assessment process to ensure supports are available based on the person’s needs. All residents pay rent and sign a program agreement (link a tenancy agreement).

About Our Place Society

Our Place Society is an experienced community partner. Our Place Society works with people struggling with homelessness, mental health challenges, substance use issues, as well as the working poor and impoverished elderly. They are committed to building a pathway out of homelessness.

Community Engagement

BC Housing and Our Place Society are committed to being good neighbours. A Community Advisory Committee (CAC) is being established to foster a positive relationship and build a strong community together. A CAC is made up of members of the community and project partners. The committee shares information and raises concerns through respectful dialogue. Please email communityrelations@bchousing.org if you are interested in learning more.


Your feedback and comments are important to us!

We welcome questions and comments by email to communityrelations@bchousing.org.

Do you have an immediate concern? Is there an emergency? Please view the Who to Call sheet for important phone numbers and emails.

The above image is a rendering subject to change.


2933 Albina Street is open. The brand-new building has 52 studio suites, including four that are fully accessible. The building offers a common area, offices for staff, and a secure outdoor garden.

What is supportive housing?

Supportive housing is a self-contained studio home. It typically includes 24/7 support services such as meals, life and employment skills training, and health services. Many also provide culturally informed services.

Supportive housing is for British Columbians experiencing or at risk of homelessness. People experiencing homelessness are not all the same. They can be young people, seniors, or people with physical or mental disabilities. They may have experienced trauma, poverty, or struggled with the high cost of housing. Staff are on-site 24/7 and work with each resident to understand their needs and help them achieve stable housing.

Applicants go through an assessment process to ensure supports are available based on the person’s needs. All residents pay rent and sign a program agreement (link a tenancy agreement).

About Our Place Society

Our Place Society is an experienced community partner. Our Place Society works with people struggling with homelessness, mental health challenges, substance use issues, as well as the working poor and impoverished elderly. They are committed to building a pathway out of homelessness.

Community Engagement

BC Housing and Our Place Society are committed to being good neighbours. A Community Advisory Committee (CAC) is being established to foster a positive relationship and build a strong community together. A CAC is made up of members of the community and project partners. The committee shares information and raises concerns through respectful dialogue. Please email communityrelations@bchousing.org if you are interested in learning more.


Your feedback and comments are important to us!

We welcome questions and comments by email to communityrelations@bchousing.org.

Do you have an immediate concern? Is there an emergency? Please view the Who to Call sheet for important phone numbers and emails.

Page last updated: 21 Dec 2023, 10:50 AM