Transitional Housing in Kelowna.
the Next Step in the journey home.
STEP Place (Supported Transitional Housing with Embedded Programming) provides 60 detached, short-stay units for people experiencing homelessness in Kelowna. The program is a bridge between shelter and permanent housing, offering a private space with embedded support services to help residents stabilize.
The first step is safety.
In Kelowna, STEP Place offers private, detached units alongside embedded 24/7 support, ensuring residents have the physical safety and emotional space necessary to focus on their health, build life skills, and secure permanent housing.
The Program
Supported transitional housing with embedded programming for homeless individuals.
STEP Place
60 detached, short-stay units with locking doors, a bed, mini-fridge, and heating/cooling units.
On-site life skills and low-barrier employment training.
Wellness checks and connection to community services.
Community room, kitchen, shared washrooms, on-site laundry, and outdoor common space.
Daily meals provided.
Staffed 24/7 with experienced professionals.
Location: 759 Crowley Avenue, Kelowna.
Eligibility
STEP Place is open to:
Individuals experiencing homelessness in Kelowna.
Residents are primarily referred and assessed from local shelters based on their readiness to take steps toward independent housing.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About STEP Place in Kelowna.
Stays at STEP Place are intended to be brief. It serves as a gateway to permanent housing, and staff work individually with residents to prepare for that move.
Units are fully furnished with a bed, storage, and mini-fridge. The program includes daily meals, access to laundry and washroom facilities, and 24/7 staff support.
Please contact the program directly for information regarding occupancy fees or rent contributions.
Residents are typically referred through local shelters and outreach teams. For specific inquiries about access or referrals, contact the program directly at stepplace@jhsok.ca.