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At Coast, the Supported Apartment Program enables people with severe and persistent mental illness to live independently in affordable, self-contained living units throughout Vancouver. Tenants are expected to have basic daily living skills to manage their own suites and their responsibilities with little assistance or direction.
618 Commercial is a supportive housing community in Vancouver that provides 18 homes for adults living with mental health challenges and other complex support needs. Opened in 2010 following extensive renovations supported through federal and provincial housing initiatives, 618 Commercial offers spacious one-bedroom and studio apartments in a vibrant neighbourhood close to community amenities, services, and public transit. Guided by Coast Mental Health’s recovery-oriented approach, residents have access to individualized supports that promote housing stability, independence, and community connection. The program provides a safe and welcoming environment where residents can build on their strengths, maintain their well-being, and work toward their personal recovery goals.
Hooper Apartments is a supportive housing community in Vancouver that has been helping people living with severe and persistent mental health challenges build stability and independence since 1974. As part of Coast Mental Health’s Supported Apartment Program, Hooper provides affordable, self-contained housing for adults who are able to live independently while maintaining connections to community-based mental health supports. Located in Vancouver’s West End, the program offers a welcoming and inclusive environment where residents can develop life skills, strengthen community connections, and work toward their personal recovery goals. Through recovery-oriented supports and opportunities for social engagement, including regular community dinners and tenant activities, Hooper Apartments fosters a strong sense of belonging and independence for its residents.
Alumni Manor is a supportive housing community in Vancouver that provides safe, affordable homes for adults living with mental health challenges and other complex support needs. As part of Coast Mental Health’s housing network, Alumni Manor offers a stable and welcoming environment where residents can maintain their independence while accessing recovery-oriented supports tailored to their individual goals. Guided by a psychosocial rehabilitation approach, staff work alongside residents to foster well-being, strengthen life skills, build community connections, and support long-term housing stability. Through person-centred care and a strong sense of community, Alumni Manor helps residents create meaningful, independent lives in a place they can call home.
Hydrecs Apartments is a Coast-owned supportive housing community in Vancouver that provides nine independent living suites for individuals seeking stability, recovery, and personal growth in a close-knit and supportive environment. Guided by an independent living model, Hydrecs combines affordable housing with access to community-based mental health supports through partnerships with organizations such as Vancouver Coastal Health. Residents benefit from educational workshops, computer skills training, arts and crafts activities, and individualized support that promotes confidence, connection, and well-being. Ongoing advocacy and community health support help residents navigate challenges, maintain housing stability, and achieve their personal goals. Through opportunities for volunteering, employment, and community engagement, Hydrecs fosters independence while creating a welcoming environment where residents can thrive.
China Creek Apartments is a supportive housing community in Vancouver that has been helping adults living with severe and persistent mental health challenges maintain stable, independent housing since 2002. As part of Coast Mental Health’s Supported Apartment Program, China Creek provides 30 affordable, self-contained homes in a welcoming and community-oriented environment. Residents range in age from 37 to 82 and are supported in building meaningful, independent lives while remaining connected to community-based mental health services. The program fosters a vibrant sense of community through recreational and skill-building activities, including art, horticulture, and swimming groups, as well as opportunities for volunteering, education, and personal development. Guided by a recovery-oriented approach, China Creek supports residents in achieving their goals while promoting connection, well-being, and long-term housing stability.
McLean Apartments is a supportive housing community in Vancouver that provides affordable, independent living for adults living with severe and persistent mental health challenges. As part of Coast Mental Health’s Supported Apartment Program, McLean Apartments offers 25 self-contained homes for residents who are ready to live independently while maintaining connections to community-based mental health supports. The program fosters a strong sense of belonging through tenant-led initiatives and community activities, including board game nights, coffee socials, movie nights, and seasonal celebrations. Guided by a recovery-oriented approach, McLean Apartments empowers residents to build meaningful connections, strengthen their independence, and actively shape a vibrant and supportive community.
Clark Apartments is a supportive housing community in Vancouver that has been providing safe, stable housing and recovery-oriented support for adults living with severe and persistent mental health challenges since 1976. As Coast Mental Health’s first purpose-built supportive housing site, Clark Apartments helped pioneer a new approach to community-based mental health housing and has remained a welcoming home for residents for five decades. Today, the program offers 17 homes and a strong sense of community through activities such as shared dinners, coffee gatherings, art sessions, and walking groups. Guided by a person-centred, recovery-focused approach, staff support residents in building meaningful connections, maintaining independence, and fostering a sense of belonging in a safe and inclusive environment.
Coast Waypoint is a 26-unit short-stay recovery housing program that provides transitional housing for individuals working toward their recovery goals and preparing for stable, long-term housing. Operated in partnership with the Coast Waypoint Aftercare Team at Providence Health Care, the program offers a safe, structured, and supportive environment where residents can build life skills, strengthen daily routines, and increase their independence. Guided by a recovery-oriented, person-centred approach, Coast Waypoint supports individuals in achieving their goals while promoting choice, dignity, and self-determination. Residents have access to 24/7 staff support, daily meals, medication assistance, wellness programming, Indigenous-centred supports, and recovery and relapse prevention services delivered in collaboration with Providence Health Care.
Doug Story Apartments is a supportive housing community in downtown Vancouver that provides 45 self-contained bachelor suites for adults living with mental health challenges and other complex support needs. Operated by Coast Mental Health in partnership with Vancouver Coastal Health, the program follows a Psychosocial Rehabilitation approach that supports residents in their recovery, personal growth, and community connection.
St. Margaret’s Apartments is a supportive housing community in Vancouver that provides affordable, independent living for adults living with severe and persistent mental health challenges. As part of Coast Mental Health’s Supported Apartment Program, St. Margaret’s offers 20 self-contained homes in a welcoming environment where residents can maintain their independence while remaining connected to community-based mental health supports. Located in a vibrant neighbourhood with easy access to amenities and transit, the program fosters a strong sense of belonging through year-round gardening, weekly dinners, coffee gatherings, and seasonal celebrations. Guided by a recovery-oriented approach, St. Margaret’s supports residents in building meaningful connections, strengthening life skills, and creating a supportive community where they can thrive.
Frances Court Apartments is a supportive housing community in Vancouver that has been providing safe, affordable homes for adults living with severe and persistent mental health challenges since 1989. As part of Coast Mental Health’s Supported Apartment Program, Frances Court offers 34 self-contained homes in a welcoming environment designed to promote independence, stability, and community connection.
Featuring primarily one-bedroom suites arranged around a central courtyard, the building fosters a strong sense of belonging while providing residents with access to community-based mental health supports.
Storeys Community Housing is a supportive housing community in Richmond that provides 38 bachelor and one-bedroom suites for adults living with severe and persistent mental health challenges, often alongside other complex health needs.
Opened in 2017 through a unique partnership between five non-profit organizations and the City of Richmond, Storeys offers a safe, welcoming environment where residents can build stability, independence, and meaningful community connections.
