Williams Lake – 845 Carson Drive

A modern four‑storey building with wood and grey siding, a landscaped courtyard, and a gazebo in front.


Project Overview

BC Housing is proposing to build 51 new homes at 845 Carson Drive.

The 4-storey residential apartment building will include:

  • 51 homes with support services (supportive housing)
  • Indoor and outdoor common areas
  • Central kitchen and laundry facilities
  • Reception area and office space for staff
  • Fenced grounds with on-site vehicle and bicycle parking

Supportive Housing

Supportive housing is subsidized housing with on-site supports. Residents are single adults (19+) who are at risk of or experiencing homelessness. This can include seniors and people with disabilities.

All residents apply to live in supportive housing, sign tenancy agreements and pay rent.

Typical supports include:

  • 24/7 staffing
  • Daily meals
  • Life skills and employment training
  • On-site wellness services, including harm reduction and referral pathways to substance-use treatment and recovery
  • Connections to community services
  • Recreational programming

To learn more, check out our Stories from Supportive Housing playlist on YouTube. These short videos show inside several supportive housing buildings. They also share stories from residents, staff and neighbours.

Community Engagement

We commit to being good neighbours. We will share any updates about this project as soon as they are available.

We will share a direct phone number for the building when it opens and address any concerns quickly and collaboratively.

  • March 2026 – Project announced
    • Letter delivered to current and former tenants
    • Letter mailed to neighbours within 150 m

Resources

Questions?

Please email communityrelations@bchousing.org with questions about this project.


Project Overview

BC Housing is proposing to build 51 new homes at 845 Carson Drive.

The 4-storey residential apartment building will include:

  • 51 homes with support services (supportive housing)
  • Indoor and outdoor common areas
  • Central kitchen and laundry facilities
  • Reception area and office space for staff
  • Fenced grounds with on-site vehicle and bicycle parking

Supportive Housing

Supportive housing is subsidized housing with on-site supports. Residents are single adults (19+) who are at risk of or experiencing homelessness. This can include seniors and people with disabilities.

All residents apply to live in supportive housing, sign tenancy agreements and pay rent.

Typical supports include:

  • 24/7 staffing
  • Daily meals
  • Life skills and employment training
  • On-site wellness services, including harm reduction and referral pathways to substance-use treatment and recovery
  • Connections to community services
  • Recreational programming

To learn more, check out our Stories from Supportive Housing playlist on YouTube. These short videos show inside several supportive housing buildings. They also share stories from residents, staff and neighbours.

Community Engagement

We commit to being good neighbours. We will share any updates about this project as soon as they are available.

We will share a direct phone number for the building when it opens and address any concerns quickly and collaboratively.

  • March 2026 – Project announced
    • Letter delivered to current and former tenants
    • Letter mailed to neighbours within 150 m

Resources

Questions?

Please email communityrelations@bchousing.org with questions about this project.