
Plans and Reports
A list of all the Plans and Reports related to Housing and Homelessness.
The City administers funding from the federal and provincial governments for affordable housing and homelessness. This involves:
Safe Harbour Society - Coordinated Entry
5246 – 53 Avenue
Red Deer, AB T4N 5K2
Phone: 1-403-347-0181
E-mail: office@safeharboursociety.org
Red Deer Native Friendship Society - Indigenous Coordinated Entry
4808 - 51 Avenue
Red Deer, AB T4N 4H3
Phone: 1-403-340-0020
E-mail: friendship@rdnfs.com
McMan Youth, Family & Community Services Association - Youth Coordinated Entry
5214 47 Avenue, #103
Red Deer, AB T4N 3P7
Phone: 1-403-309-2002
E-mail: reddeer@mcmancentral.ca
Red Deer Native Friendship Society
4808 - 51 Avenue
Red Deer, AB T4N 4H3
Phone: 1-403-340-0020
E-mail: friendship@rdnfs.com
Bredin Centre for Career Advancement
5010 – 43 Street
Red Deer, AB T4N 6H2
Phone: 1-587-273-0225
E-mail: reddeer@bredin.ca
Program Type | Funding Period | Organization | Program Name |
Intensive Case Management | 2020-2023 | YMCA of Northern Alberta | Homeward Bound Intensive Case Management |
Indigenous Intensive Case Management | 2020-2021 | Red Deer Native Friendship Society | Pimacihowin Intensive Case Management |
Permanent Supportive Housing | 2020-2023 | Canadian Mental Health Association | The Amethyst House |
Permanent Supportive Housing | 2020-2023 | Canadian Mental Health Association | Pathways to Housing |
Rapid Rehousing | 2020-2023 | The Outreach Centre | Red Deer Housing Team |
Coordinated Entry | 2020-2023 | Central Alberta's Safe Harbour Society | Coordinated Entry |
Coordinated Entry – Youth | 2020-2023 | McMan Youth, Family and Community Services | Arcadia - Youth Outreach |
Coordinated Entry – Indigenous | 2020-2021 | Red Deer Native Friendship Society | Indigenous Coordinated Entry |
Homelessness Prevention | 2020-2023 | Bredin Centre for Career Advancement | PATH Homelessness Prevention Project |
Indigenous Homelessness Prevention | 2020-2021 | Red Deer Native Friendship Society | Homelessness Prevention |
Indigenous Rapid Rehousing | 2020-2021 | Red Deer Native Friendship Society | Indigenous Rapid Rehousing |
Indigenous Cultural Support | 2020-2021 | Red Deer Native Friendship Society | Cultural Connections |
Transitional Housing for Youth | 2020-2023 | McMan Youth, Family and Community Services | Arcadia Housing |
This table will be updated when agencies have entered a contractual agreement with The City of Red Deer
Type | Successful Proponent | Project Descriptor |
Assertive Street Outreach | Central Alberta's Safe Harbour Society | Outreach Team |
Capital Housing Project | The Mustard Seed | Industrial Laundry Equipment |
Capital Housing Project | McMan Youth, Family and Community Services | Mobile Outreach Unit |
Capital Housing Project | Red Deer Dream Centre | Building Renovations |
Indigenous Housing | Shining Mountains Living Community Services | Intensive Case Management |
Indigenous Housing | Shining Mountains Living Community Services | Rapid Rehousing |
Indigenous Housing | Shining Mountains Living Community Services | Indigenous Service Prioritization Tool |
Indigenous Capital Project | Shining Mountains Living Community Services | Otipimiswak Centre Application |
Indigenous Capital Project | Shining Mountains Living Community Services | Housing Supports |
Indigenous Governance | Urban Aboriginal Voices Society | Indigenous Proponent Adjudication |
Lived/Living Experience | Canadian Mental Health Association | Lived/Living Experience Group |
Shelter Diversion | Central Alberta's Safe Harbour Society | Housing Focused Shelter Pilot |
Shelter Diversion | The Mustard Seed | Housing Focused Shelter Pilot |
A list of all the Plans and Reports related to Housing and Homelessness.
The coordinated access process (CAP) is a method of matching individuals experiencing chronic and episodic homelessness to a housing program that meets their needs.
Whether set up by persons experiencing homelessness or others in the community, makeshift camps in our parks and other green spaces pose a risk to health and safety for those who use them and for the community at large.
A coordinated event where volunteers count persons experiencing homelessness and ask them a number of questions to get a snapshot in time of those experiencing homelessness in the community.
Many people are being housed successfully in Red Deer, but there is still work to be done.
Read personal success stories of those working in or being assisted by Red Deer’s housing system.
Learn more about assessing youth homelessness in Red Deer.
The Community Housing Advisory Board acts as an advisor to Council on affordable housing, homelessness, services/activities related to the goal of ending homelessness, and funding allocation within the community.