First Place provides 129 units of housing for people who have been homeless and require a supportive environment to maintain their independence and stability. Tenants are selected through a referral system set up by BC Housing, Vancouver Coastal Health Authority and Lookout. Built to a LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design ) certified Gold standard, First Place serves as a model for affordable housing.

A heritage building, the Sakura So is a rooming house providing 38 units of housing in single, not self-contained units, (commonly called single resident occupancy or SRO rooms) in the Downtown Eastside. This building is uniquely suitable to its intended purpose: providing supportive, transitional housing for people leaving emergency shelters. We are always in need of personal heaters in this cold weather.

Pender is a long standing partnership between Lookout and the landlord to provide additional supports for 18 low income individuals with a history of homelessness.

The Lion Hotel is a partnership between Lookout and the landlord to provide additional supports for 35 of the 70 tenants. Many of our tenants do not have families to go home to this Christmas; but we have our own little “family” here at the Lion Hotel and any support however small would go a long way to help.

Jim Green Residence is home for 66 low income men and women with a history of homelessness. Priority is given to applicants whose safety is at risk in their current housing, including those who are in mentally, emotionally or physically abusive situations.

The Al Mitchell Place Shelter is located in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside and provides 46 year-round minimum-barrier shelter beds to meet the needs of adult men and women. The Hazelton Residence is a 39-bed housing resource located above the Al Mitchell Place Shelter. The residents are adults and seniors who have few if any housing options and a chronic history of homelessness.

The Walton hotel includes 48 supportive permanent units located at 261 E. Hastings Street. Donations are a simple way to have direct impact in the life of someone who is homeless.

The LivingRoom Drop In was opened in 1993 to provide a welcoming and safe hang-out for people with mental disabilities. Located at 528 Powell Street, it is a large bright and safe space for people to come to. In 2017 the LivingRoom changed to be an All Inclusive Drop-in and with that changed the name to Powell Street Getaway. We are also a Supervised Consumption Site. Powell Street Getaway offers a variety of structured and unstructured programs to encourage participation of people, particularly those who are not already involved with any other formal program. We offer our people opportunities through our Peer Programs and have had many successes from this.

We offer 71 shelter beds and 37 transitional housing units located at 2088 Yukon Street. Donations are a simple way to have direct impact in the life of someone who is homeless.