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Mission Community Services Society directly engages with those who are homeless through an outreach program which bridges the gaps and creates awareness of services available to them.

Our outreach worker works with the homeless for MCSS and says networking, advocacy and working in conjunction with the District of Mission, RCMP and Mission Friendship Centre are all part of the program.

We also help people who are homeless with advocating for benefits, with medical requirements and dealing with forms.more info

Mission Community Services Society is part of a BC-wide initiative that is aimed at providing at-risk groups with rental supplements to make renting in the private market more accessible. This program is called the Homeless Prevention Program and is facilitated by an outreach worker.

Mission youth who are at-risk, women fleeing violence, people leaving corrections/hospital and people from the aboriginal community in finding and maintaining housing in the private market. As an outreach worker she works diligently alongside other community resources to ensure that the population she supports are having their needs met and are able to maintain their housing.

While the primary objective of the Homeless Prevention Program is to provide rental supplements, our worker is ready and willing to assist someone in need with anything that is housing-related.more info

We hope that your life will be enhanced in our various housing communities.more info

Mission Food Access Network (MFAN) is working towards a healthy, sustainable food future for Mission.more info

Do you have safe and stable shelter—an affordable place to “go home to” each night? SARA has three residential programs to serve women in Abbotsford and Mission, BC.more info

We provide transitional and permanent housing solutions along with ongoing counselling and support to those who need a safe, positive environment to heal and adjust to a new way of life.
Our individualized program, using a scattered-site housing model, is available to adult men and women in Abbotsford, British Columbia.more info

Do you have safe and stable shelter—an affordable place to “go home to” each night? SARA has three residential programs to serve women in Abbotsford and Mission, BC.more info

Order your groceries online, choose a delivery time slot and have your order delivered to your door. more info

The Shelter and Street Help Line is designed to assist people who are affected by homelessness in the Metro Vancouver and Fraser Valley regional districts. We understand that a wide range of circumstances can result in homelessness so we provide information on a variety of programs and services.
The Shelter and Street Help Line calls Lower Mainland shelters twice per day, and publishes the Shelter List, which details available shelter beds and mats for women, men, youth and families.
The Shelter List is updated twice per day at around 11:30 AM, and around 7:30 PM. Contact us to find available shelter beds and services in the Lower Mainland: dial or text 2-1-1.more info

Are you warm and dry? Do you need a place to lay your head tonight?more info