Social Housing & Services Resource Guide
City of Port Coquitlam - Planning Division Social Housing & Services Resource#200-2564 GuideShaughnessy | City Street of Port Coquitlam 1 Port Coquitlam BC V3C 3G4 Tel 604.927.5442 | Email [email protected] Updated November 2020 Table of Contents
Introduction 3 Definitions 4
HOUSING AND RECOVERY SERVICES 5 Affordable Housing 5 Seniors Housing Facilities 6 Supportive Housing 8 Recovery Services 9
SOCIAL AND COMMUNITY SERVICES 10 Youth and Family Services 10 Health and Medical Services 12 Other Community Services 14 Housing And Recovery Services 15 Employment And Immigration Services 16 City of Port Coquitlam Services 17 Additional Services 18
Social Housing & Services Resource Guide | City of Port Coquitlam 2 Introduction
The Social Housing & Services Resource Guide includes existing affordable housing, seniors housing, supportive housing and group homes and recovery services. A comprehensive list documenting government and non-profit services and programs available to the community is also provided.
Disclaimer The materials and information provided in this document have been assembled by the City of Port Coquitlam and are intended for informational purposes only. As this information is continually changing, services may now be temporarily postponed by COVID-19. Please follow up with the City or service provider directly for more information.
Social Housing & Services Resource Guide | City of Port Coquitlam 3 Definitions
(Based on definitions from Canadian Mortgage & Housing Corporation, BC Housing, Community Care and Assisted Living Act, and Family Caregivers of BC)
Assisted Living: A type of housing for seniors and people with disabilities that includes on-site hospitality and personal-care support services.
Affordable (housing): Housing is considered affordable when 30 per cent or less of your household’s gross income goes towards paying for your housing costs.
Community Care Facility: Includes child day care and residential care facilities for children, youth, and adults. For persons with developmental disabilities, mental health disorders or brain injuries. Facilities may also provide detoxification and intensive treatment for persons with substance use disorders..
Complex Care (Long term care): F acility that provides 24 hour skilled nursing care and supervision for people who are no longer able to care for themselves. Staff members administer medications and assist residents with daily activities such as eating, bathing and dressing.
Household (core): A core household is an applicant, spouse (if applicable) and dependent children.
Independent Living: A type of housing program for seniors and people with disabilities that includes on-site hospitality and personal-care support services.
Rent-Geared-to-Income (RGI): Residents living in subsidized housing pay no more than a set percentage (usually 30 per cent) of gross household income toward the rent or housing charge; thus, rent is geared to income. BC Housing provides subsidies to make up the difference between the Tenant Rent Contribution and the actual cost of operating the units.
Subsidized Housing: A type of housing for which the provincial government provides financial support or rent assistance
Supportive Housing: A type of housing that provides on-site supports and services to residents who cannot live independently.
Housing Provider: The organization responsible for providing or managing housing, which may be a non-profit society, a housing co-operative, a municipal corporation, or BC Housing.
Social Housing & Services Resource Guide | City of Port Coquitlam 4 HOUSING AND RECOVERY SERVICES Affordable Housing (Includes non-profit and rent supplement)
Total Subsidized Housing Rental Housing Additional Development Built Units Units Form Structure Provider Notes
Chelsea Estates Subsidized New Chelsea On-site daycare 56 56 Townhouse 1991 (2435 Lobb Ave.) (RGI) Society centre
Cranberry Court Subsidized 43 Housing 22 22 Apartment 1989 (2275 Shaughnessy St.) (RGI) Society
Meridian Village Market and Metro 172 (3156 Coast 202 Townhouse 1976 subsidized Vancouver (30 seniors) Meridian Rd.) (15% RGI) Housing Corp.
12 market rental Market and Red Door units where Reynard Park 32 32 Apartment 1998 subsidized Housing BC Housing (3165 Fox St.) (RGI) Society does not track tenants.
Affordable Market and River Woods 107 Apartment & Housing 111 1982 Subsidized (2466 Gately Ave.) (4 seniors) Townhouse Advisory (RGI) Association
Co-op Shaughnessy Co- Shaughnessy participation, operative 25 25 Townhouse 1982 Housing co-op (2083 Shaughnessy St.) Co-operative purchase
Stewart Stewart House 18 Subsidized 31 Townhouse 1993 Housing (2213 Prairie Ave.) (13 seniors) (RGI) Society
Tamarack Terrace 41 Apartment & Subsidized 43 Housing (3534-3550 83 1992 (42 seniors) Townhouse (RGI) Society Woodland Dr.) Affordable Vincent Place Subsidized Housing 38 38 Townhouse 1994 (1638 Prairie Ave.) (RGI) Charitable Association
Willow Place Subsidized 43 Housing 40 40 Townhouse 1990 (2145 Mary Hill Rd.) (RGI) Society
Social Housing & Services Resource Guide | City of Port Coquitlam 5 Upcoming Developments 1/3/ shelter Women and Atira Women’s The Alex Apartment & rates; 1/3 RGI; children and for 83 83 TBD Resource (2115-2127 Prairie Ave.) Townhouse 1/3 low end of women-headed Society market families
Seniors Housing Facilities (Includes non-profit, private, independent living & complex care)
Subsidized Housing Rental Housing Additional Development Units Built Units Form Structure Provider Notes 40 registered Amica at Mayfair Market Sienna Senior assisted living, (2267 Kelly Ave. & 118 0 Apartment 2000 (private pay) Living Independent 2266 Atkins Ave.) living Cedar Terrace Subsidized 43 Housing Independent 40 40 Apartment 1988 (2233 Wilson Ave.) (RGI) Society living
Dogwood Seniors’ Port Coquitlam Housing Complex 1960 Subsidized Senior Citizens Independent 24 24 Apartment Dogwood Manor (RGI) Housing living (3155 Seymour St.) Society
Dogwood Seniors’ Port Coquitlam Housing Complex Subsidized Senior Citizens Independent 31 31 Apartment 1973 Dogwood Place (RGI) Housing living (3125 Seymour St.) Society
131 complex care Hawthorne Seniors 70 registered Care Community Port Coquitlam assisted living (2111 Hawthorne Ave.) Subsidized Senior Citizens 201 201 Apartment 1973 Including the (RGI) Housing Tower: 70 units Tower, Cottages & Society Cottages: 56 units Lodge Lodge: 75 units
Meridian Village Market and Metro Independent (3156 Coast 202 30 Townhouse 1976 subsidized Vancouver living Meridian Rd.) (15% RGI) Housing Corp.
212 - Complex 251 238 Market and care Nicola Lodge Sienna Senior (256 (18 - private Apartment 2016 Subsidized 26 - mental (2240 Hawkins St.) Living residents) pay) (RGI) health (Fraser Health)
Parks Place Shaughnessy Market Park Place 60 0 Apartment 1989 Seniors (private pay) Seniors Living Complex Care (2250 Wilson Ave.)
Social Housing & Services Resource Guide | City of Port Coquitlam 6 Affordable Apartment & Market and Independent River Woods Housing 111 4 Townhouse 1982 Subsidized living (2466 Gately Ave.) Advisory (RGI) Association Market R.J. Kent: (private pay) Royal Canadian Independent The Residences 54 25 Apartment 2008 Legion living (2675 Shaughnessy St.) Subsidized (RGI)
United Seniors Robert Hope Manor Subsidized Independent 52 52 Apartment 1989 Housing (2340 McAllister Ave.) (RGI) living Society
Stewart Stewart House Subsidized Independent 31 13 Townhouse 1993 Housing (2213 Prairie Ave.) (RGI) living Society
The Royale Astoria Market Astoria 45 registered 135 0 Apartment 2010 (2245 Kelly Ave.) (private pay) Retirement Inc. assisted living
Tamarack Terrace Apartment & Subsidized 43 Housing (3534-3550 83 42 1992 Townhouse (RGI) Society Woodland Dr.)
Upcoming Developments
Port Coquitlam Dogwood Seniors’ Subsidized Senior Citizens Independent Housing Complex 41 41 Apartment 2020 (RGI) Housing living (3155 Seymour St.) Society
Social Housing & Services Resource Guide | City of Port Coquitlam 7 Supportive Housing (Group care home)
Housing Housing Development Beds Service Provided Additional Notes Form Provider Azimuth Health Single Community Care Barberry House 10 Program Adult Care Family Facility Management
Single Community Care New Vision Private mental health Barclay Care Home 10 Family Facility Development Inc. facility
BC Housing Single Community Care Gemini House 4 (Milieu Family Adult Care Family Facility Services)
Fraserside Community Care Hyde Creek 4 Duplex Community Services Staffed 24/7 Facility Society
Single Community Care Staff support 7 hours per Iris House 10 New View Society Family Facility day
Single Community Care Cheshire Homes Larkin House 5 Ambulatory Care Family Facility Society of BC
Single Community Care Kinsight Community Varying staff support Larkspur House 4 Family Facility Society based on location
Single Community Care Kinsight Community Varying staff support Manning House 5 Family Facility Society based on location
Staff support 1 hour per 20 Community Care day Maplewood Manor Apartment New View Society units Facility Independent living
Single Community Care Staff support 3 hours per Mary Hill House 5 New View Society Family Facility day
Community Care Staff support 3 hours per McRae House 6 Duplex New View Society Facility day
Fraserside Community Care Salisbury House 8 Apartment Community Services Staffed 24/7 Facility Society BC Housing Single Community Care Sefton House 2 (Milieu Family Adult Care Family Facility Services)
Single Community Care Kinsight Community Varying staff support Wellington House 5 Family Facility Society based on location
Social Housing & Services Resource Guide | City of Port Coquitlam 8 Single Community Care Staff support 3 hours per Patricia House 5 New View Society Family Facility day
Single Community Care Staff support 3 hours per Rindall House 5 New View Society Family Facility day Recovery Services (Group care home)
Housing Service Housing Development Beds Additional Notes Form Provided Provider
Hope for Freedom Single Supportive Office for housing and 10 Hope for Freedom House 1 Family Recovery Home food coordination
Hope for Freedom Single Supportive 8 Hope for Freedom House 2 Family Recovery Home
Hope for Freedom Single Supportive 7 Hope for Freedom House 3 Family Recovery Home
15 beds allocated to Fraser Health Single Supportive Inversions House 1 21 Innervisions Family Recovery Home Treatment program for men
Social Housing & Services Resource Guide | City of Port Coquitlam 9 Social and Community Services *Some service providers span across multiple categories
YOUTH AND FAMILY SERVICES Contact Organization Description / Services Demographic Information Tel: 604.525.1888 Youth outreach, empowerment and career Box 6, 2601 Lougheed Hwy. Access Youth Outreach building. The Bus is a mobile drop-in centre that Coquitlam, BC V3C 4J2 Youth Services Society provides mentorship and engagement to at-risk youth. The Bus: 604.781.6671
Tel: 604.469.7600 Provides services for children, youth, and their Child & Youth Mental Children/Youth/ 3003 St Johns Street, families who are affected by eating disorders. Health Offices Family Port Moody, BC V3H 2C4 Service involves assessment and treatment.
Tel: 604-528-3950 Children & Youth with Services for children and youth with special 204 Blue Mountain Street Children/Youth Special Needs needs in the Tri-Cities. Coquitlam, BC V3K 4H1
Tel: 604.660.0706 Guardianship & Provides placement adoption services and Children/Youth/ 102-4430 Halifax Street Adoption Services guardianship services. Family Burnaby, BC V5C SR4
Centralized Intake & Screening (24-hour): Provides child protection services, mental health Tel: 1.800.663.9122 Ministry of Children & services, guardianship and adoption services, Children/Youth/ Family Development residential resources, services for people with Adults/Family Tel: 604.933.2073 (MCFD) disabilities, and youth services. 504 Cottonwood Avenue, Coquitlam, BC V3J 2R4
Offers comprehensive psychiatric treatment Tel: 604.933.2533 and educational programming to youth and North Fraser Youth Day 2062 Manning Avenue their families. Programs includes individual Youth/ Family Treatment Program Port Coquitlam, BC V3B 1L6 and family therapy, group therapy, educational programming and medical management.
Delivers unique services, tailored to individual Tel: 604.871.0450 strengths and needs, to children, youth, adults Plea Community Services Children/Youth/ 3894 Commercial Street, and families facing significant challenges so Society of BC Adults/Family Vancouver, BC V5N 4G2 that they may live fulfilling lives within their communities.
Social Housing & Services Resource Guide | City of Port Coquitlam 10 Serves vulnerable and street-engaged Tel: 604.526.2522 Purpose Society populations by providing access to: harm (Purpose Society) Mobile Health Van reduction supplies, take home Naloxone kits and Youth/Adults training, drug checking , hygiene supplies and Tel: 604.351.1885 (Van) referrals to community resources. Non-profit, community-based organization Administrative Offices: providing: Tel: 604.540.9161 • Resources to help newcomers in the Tri- 104-3020 Lincoln Cities community. Avenue, Coquitlam BC • Early Intervention Therapy for children SHARE Family & V3B 6B4 under five years of age, substance use Children/Youth/ Community Services prevention education in schools and Adults/ Family Counselling Services gambling counselling, Offices: • Peer support group for young women Tel: 604.936.3900 • Speech and language programs 2615 Clarke Street, • Crisis and Information services Port Moody, BC V3H 1Z4
Provides mental health crisis intervention for children and youth in mental, emotional, or Short Term, Assessment, Tel:1-844.782.7811 physical crisis. Services include mental health Children/Youth/ Response, Treatment 205 Newport Drive, and risk assessment, short-term individual and Family Team (START) Port Moody, BC V3H 5C9 or group therapy, family support, information, and referrals. Tel: 604.524.9113 Indigenous non-profit society working to 201 – 768 Columbia St. Spirit of the Children Children/Youth/ empower Indigenous families by providing New Westminster, BC Society Adults/ Family support through resources and services. V3M 1B4
Offers intensive in-home parent support and Tel: 604.944.2500 Tri-Cities East education programs to families and children 2062 Manning Avenue Neighbourhood Centre from birth to age 15 who are experiencing Children/Family Port Coquitlam, BC V3B 1L6 (Child & Family Services) difficulties. Services include developing skills, setting goals, and locating community resources. Non-profit aimed to support people and families Tel: 604-941-7111 experiencing intimate partner violence. Provides 402-2071 Kingsway Tri-City Transitions an emergency shelter and social support for Adults/Family Ave, Port Coquitlam, BC women and their children fleeing intimate V3C 6N2 partner violence.
Tel: 604.944.2500 Provides family resource programs, parent Westcoast Family Children/Youth/ 2062 Manning Avenue educational workshops and support groups, and Centres Adults/ Family Port Coquitlam, BC V3B 1L6 parent ambassador programs.
Social Housing & Services Resource Guide | City of Port Coquitlam 11 HEALTH AND MEDICAL SERVICES Contact Organization Description / Services Demographic Information
111-1465 Salisbury Ave., Youth/Adults/ All Care Walk-in Clinic Port Coquitlam, BC V3B 6J3 Family Tel: 604.942.2266
Day services to assist individuals with disabilities Tel: 604.461.2131 Community Integration who wish to be active and involved in their Youth/Adults/ 2175 Mary Hill Road Services Society community. Inlet Enterprises is a senior’s Family Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 3A2 community-based day program.
Provides specialized mental health community Developmental Tel: 604.777.8475 services for individuals with a developmental Disabilities Mental Health Adults/Family 207-2248 Elgin Avenue disability and who have a mental illness and or Services Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 2B2 challenging behaviour.
475 Guildford Dr., Eagle Ridge Hospital Youth/Adults/ Port Moody, BC V3H 3W9 Emergency Family Tel: 604.461.2022
Medically-approved information on over Health Link BC (24/7 5000 health topics, symptoms, medical tests, Youth/Adults/ Tel: toll free 8.1.1 Health Advice medications, and tips for healthy eating and Family lifestyle choices.
Tri-Cities Children’s Service: Tel: 604.528.3950 204 Blue Mountain St., Coquitlam, BC V3K 4H1 Kinsight works alongside families of children, Tri-Cities Infant youth and adults with developmental delays Youth/Adults/ Development Program: Kinsight and disabilities to set and achieve goals that will Family Tel: 604.525.6123 increase opportunities for growth, development 200 – 25 King Edward St., and greater independence. Coquitlam, BC V3K 4S8
Community Inclusion: Tel: 604.945.6811 1551 Salisbury Avenue, Port Coquitlam, BC V3B 8C9
Social Housing & Services Resource Guide | City of Port Coquitlam 12 Promotes recovery in a friendly, safe and supportive environment for individuals affected Tel: 604.941.3222 Youth/Adults/ New View Society by mental illness in the Tri-Cities. Provides 2050 Mary Hill Road Family housing, employment, social and personal Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 2Z8 growth opportunities.
3000 Lougheed Hwy., Real Canadian Youth/Adults/ Coquitlam, BC V3B 1C5 Superstore Walk-in Clinic Family Tel: 604.468.6718
Transition programs where former service personnel can receive support for trauma- Tel: 604.942.8911 related stress, career transitions and family Royal Canadian Legion Adults 2675 Shaughnessy St, relationships. It is a group-based opportunity Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 0B9 for former members of the Canadian Forces & RCMP.
Support individuals with disabilities to achieve The Cheshire Homes independence through innovative services, Tel: 604.540.0686 Society of British education and community integration. Offer Youth/Adults 101A-3920 Norland Ave. Columbia transitional services to clients with acquired Burnaby, BC V5G 4K7 brain Injuries and medically dependent survivors.
Services available include assessment, treatment, Tel: 604.777.8400 therapy, referrals to supportive housing, Tri-Cities Mental Health Youth/Adults/ 1-2232 Elgin Avenue, residential and community support services, & Substance Use Centre Family Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 2B2 transition of care between services, older adult programs, crisis intervention and peer support.
Newport Public Health Services include but are not limited to: immunizations, pregnancy Tel: 604.949.7200 Tri-Cities Public Health Unit and early motherhood care, early childhood Children/Youth/ 200-205 Newport Drive (Fraser Health Authority) development, speech therapy, hearing clinics, Adults/Family Port Moody, BC V3H 5C9 nutrition, dental care, youth clinics and harm reduction.
Social Housing & Services Resource Guide | City of Port Coquitlam 13 OTHER COMMUNITY SERVICES Contact Organization Description / Services Demographic Information Free, confidential phone service for information and referral regarding community resources related to homelessness, including shelter bed BC 211 - Shelter and Youth/Adults/ availability, meal services, financial Tel: 2.1.1 | bc211.ca Street Helpline Family assistance, medical assistance, mental health services, addiction programs, transition houses, legal help, free/low-cost goods, and housing search assistance. Non-profit society in British Columbia that Canadian Bar Association provides public legal education. Dial-A-Law Youth/Adults/ British Columbia: Tel: 604.687.4680 is a starting point for information on the law Family Dial-a-Law for British Columbians.
Continuing Legal Delivers reliable and practical BC-specific Tel: 604.669.3544 Youth/Adults/ Education Society of legal education and information direct from 500 – 1155 West Pender St. Family British Columbia leading members of the legal community. Vancouver, BC V6E 2P4
SHARE Family and Community Services Port Moody Food Bank: Society distributes food to people in need, Tel: 604.931.2451 Offered in partnership with the Port Moody Youth/Adults/ Port Coquitlam Food Bank Food Bank, Trinity United Church, and Saint Trinity United Church Family Catherine’s Anglican Church. Clients require Tel: 604.942.0022 proof of address and personal information. 2211 Prairie Avenue Food is available every two weeks. Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 3V4
Port Coquitlam Provincial Lawyers offer assistance to individuals who Tel: 604.927.2222 Youth/Adults/ Court Services (Ministry of have been charged with a crime and don’t Unit A-2620 Mary Hill Rd. Family Attorney General) have a lawyer or qualify for legal aid. Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 3B2
Tel: 604.942.0505 Support from local donations provide low Children/Youth/ Salvation Army Thrift Store 3190-2850 Shaughnessy St. cost clothing and household items. Adults/Family Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 6K5
Identify, advocate for and coordinate the actions necessary to prevent and address Tri-Cities Homelessness tricitieshomelessness@ homelessness in the Tri-Cities and build the Youth/Adults Task Group gmail.com capacity of service providers and community organizations to respond effectively. Thrift Store: Offers a source of low-cost items for local families, as well as creating a source of funding for our United Church Women’s groups and their charities.
Paul’s Place Soup Kitchen: delivering food to Tel: 604.942.0022 Youth/Adults/ Trinity United Church those who need a helping hand. 2211 Prairie Ave. Family Port Coquitlam, BC V3B 1V8 Extreme Weather Shelter: provides safe, warm, dry, overnight shelter and a hot meal for homeless individuals. The Shelter is open when an emergency alert is declared between Nov/March.
Social Housing & Services Resource Guide | City of Port Coquitlam 14 Provides pro bono lawyers assistance to Tel: 604.482.3195 Western Canada Youth/Adults/ all persons who cannot obtain legal aid or 300-845 Cambie Street Society to Access Justice Family afford a lawyer. Vancouver, BC V6B 4Z9
Provides outreach services to seniors. Offers Tel: 604.927.7529 Wilson Centre Seniors weekly shop-by-phone grocery service, Adults/Family 2150 Wilson Avenue Advisory Association telephone reassurance and information and Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 6J5 referral services.
HOUSING AND RECOVERY SERVICES
Organization Description / Services Demographic Contact Information
Emergency Shelter: • 30 emergency shelter beds in single private rooms (20 for men and 10 for women) Transitional Housing: Tel: 604.474.0435 • 30 self-contained suites for 3030 Gordon Ave. Youth/Adults 3030 Gordon Ave, longer term accommodation Coquitlam, BC V3C 0E7 Extreme Weather Response: • 3-10 bed dormitories for an additional 30 individuals during periods of severe weather
Tel: 604-433-2218 Rental Assistance and Program BC Housing & Subsidized Housing Listing Youth/Adults/Family 101-4555 Kingsway, Resource Directory. Burnaby, BC V5H 4V8
Operates under a contract with Tel: 604.941.4051 Fraser Health to provide spaces Hawthorne Care Centre Adults 2111 Hawthorne Ave, for individuals requiring complex Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 1W3 residential care services.
Provides long-term residential Tel: 604.464.0475 Hope for Freedom supportive recovery for men and Youth/Adults 3237 Liverpool Street, Port women suffering addictions. Coquitlam, BC V3B 3V5
Tel: 604.468.2032 Innervisions Recovery Safe and structured alcohol and Youth/Adults 1937 Prairie Ave, Society drug rehab center. Port Coquitlam, BC V3B 1V5
Focuses on providing British Port Coquitlam Office: Ministry of Social Columbians in need with a Development and Poverty system of supports to help them Youth/Adults/Family Tel: 604.664.0135 Reduction achieve their social and economic B100-2099 Lougheed Hwy potential. Port Coquitlam, BC, V3B 1A8
Social Housing & Services Resource Guide | City of Port Coquitlam 15 Provides people who have an Tel: 604-777-8709 Opioid Agonist Treatment opioid use disorder with treatment Youth/Adults 700 - 220 Brew Street using medications. Port Moody BC V3H 0E5
EMPLOYMENT AND IMMIGRATION SERVICES
Organization Description / Services Demographic Contact Information
Provides income assistance, disability assistance, and referral Tel: 1.866.866.0800 BC Employment and Income to employment services for Youth/Adults B100-2099 Lougheed Hwy. Assistance individuals who are unemployed, Port Coquitlam, BC V3B 1A8 underemployed, awaiting other income, or unable to work. Provides a variety of support services for immigrants and Tel: 778.383.1438 Immigrant Services Society refugees to help them get settled, Youth/Adults/Family 200-504 Cottonwood Ave. of BC find careers and learn all they need Coquitlam BC V3J 2R5 to know about starting their new lives in Canada. Provides services in newcomer settlement, employment, community development, language training, family and youth counselling, affordable housing and seniors care. Programs are delivered in culturally appropriate Tel: 604.468.6102 ways to best meet the needs of S.U.C.C.E.S.S Tri-City their clients. Children/Youth/ Unit 2058 Henderson Service Centre Adults/Family Place, 1163 Pinetree Way, Programs to help new Canadians Coquitlam, BC V3B 8A9 settle, families and individuals cope with stresses in life, women and seniors form social networks, children and youth develop social and leadership skills, parents access child development resources and information. Meets the needs of newcomers and long-term residents and makes the region one of the most Tel: 604.468.6001 welcoming and inclusive places Tri-Cities Local Immigration 2058-1163 Pinetree Way in Canada. Offers a coordinated Youth/Adults/Family Partnership (Henderson Place), approach to information sharing Coquitlam, BC V3B 8A9 and collaboration to address immigrant integration needs in Tri-Cities.
Offers a range of free services related to employment, skills Tel: 778.730.0171 WorkBC Employment and training, wage subsidy work Youth/Adults/Family 2540 Shaughnessy Street, Services Centre experience, personal counselling, Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 3W4 and disability supports.
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Organization Description / Services Demographic Contact Information
Northside: Tel: 604.927.5451 3312 Coast Meridian Road Port Coquitlam Port Coquitlam, BC V3B 3N6 Community policing/crime prevention Children/Youth/ Community Police office. Adults/Family Station Southside: Tel: 604.927.2383 107-2581 Mary Hill Road Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 2A8
Responsible for overall land use planning and zoning, and for development and Tel: 604-927-5442 Port Coquitlam Children/Youth/ building permits including those for social 2580 Shaughnessy Street Development Services Adults/Family services or social facilities in accordance Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 2A8 with City plans and policies.
Port Coquitlam Emergency Services include planning, response, and Tel: 604.927.5466 Children/Youth/ Coordinator (Port recovery in emergency/disaster situations 1725 Broadway Street Adults/Family Coquitlam Fire & in Port Coquitlam. Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 2M9 Emergency Services)
Hyde Creek Recreation Centre: Tel: 604.927.7946 1379 Laurier Avenue Facilities include pool, racquet and squash Port Coquitlam, BC V3B 2G9 courts, weight room, fitness studio, sports Port Coquitlam Child/Youth/ hall, teen centre, gymnasium, meeting Recreation Centres Adults/Family Port Coquitlam Recreation rooms, food servery, and physiotherapy Centre: and massage services. Tel: 604.927.7529 2150 Wilson Avenue Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 6J5
Port Coquitlam Community Centre Games Room Youth activity centres are fully supervised Port Coquitlam and inclusive spaces providing for youth Youth Youth Services Tel: 604.927.7529 ages 11-18. 2150 Wilson Avenue Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 3B8
Learning resources for students who have Tel: 604.939.9201 moderate to severe difficulties (e.g. severe Youth/Adults/ School District 43 550 Poirier St, learning disabilities, mild intellectual Family Coquitlam BC V3J 6A7 disabilities) in learning and adjustment.
Social Housing & Services Resource Guide | City of Port Coquitlam 17 Additional Services Meal Programs
Please confirm with the service provider of any potential changes due to COVID-19.
Meals on Wheels City Reach Club Freedom Service providing home delivery of nutritional meals Bagged sandwich meals handed out at Lions Park, throughout the Tri-City area using a network of Tuesdays at 6pm. volunteer drivers. [email protected] Tel: 604.817.3703 932 Cameron Avenue, Port Coquitlam BC V3C 1J3 Soroptimist International of the Tri-Cities, A Warm Place for Women Broadway Church A monthly social evening for women in need, hosted Meal Program and Food for Families: Serving by Soroptimist International of the Tri-Cities at the vulnerable families, individuals and seniors through Kinsman Centre, Aggie Park (Shaughnessy and pre-packaged food hampers. Lougheed) in Port Coquitlam.
Tel: 604.817.3703 [email protected] 1932 Cameron Avenue, Port Coquitlam BC V3C 1J3
Our Lady of Assumption Church: POSTPONED “Come to the Table” Hot Lunch: 4th Saturday of every month.
Tel: 604.942.7808 3141 Shaughnessy Street, Port Coquitlam, BC V3B 4L2
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