The YP Housing Support connects 2SLGBTQIA+ community members in the HRM to housing and other supports. All aspects of the program are voluntary and no fee for service, and you don’t have to be out to access support.
We provide information and resources to 2SLGBTQIA+ youth 16-30 to live in safer, affordable, and affirming homes. Self referral is encouraged.
Please note, this program is staffed by one person. As a result, we will prioritize those who are currently unhoused or at immediate risk of losing housing. Our services can be accessed by phone, text, video call, as well as by email at housing@youthproject.ns.ca.
Please complete this registration form to the best of your ability. If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact Rae at housing@youthproject.ns.ca or (902) 333 – 8708.
Click Here for Referral to YP Housing Support – Fillable PDF
2SLGBTQIA+ Housing Support Drop-in with The Youth Project
The Youth Project Housing Support Program will be on hand at the Alderney Public Library (60 Alderney Road, Dartmouth) to meet with 2SLGBTQIA+ folks ages 16 – 30 who need support finding housing or navigating housing insecurity.
Drop In Dates (4 – 6PM)
May 7th
The Youth Project is able to offer many services including: eviction prevention, emergency shelter navigation, subsidy application support, ID assistance, transition support, and community health support navigation. Priority for this program is for those who are currently unhoused/homeless or at immediate risk of losing housing.
You do not need to be out to access this support and all interactions with The Youth Project are confidential.
For more information about this program please contact Rae, Housing Coordinator YP at (902) 333 – 8708 or housing@youthproject.ns.ca
If you can’t make it to the drop in, our services can also be accessed by filling out the form above and emailing it to housing@youthproject.ns.ca
You can also reach us by phone call or text at (902) 333 – 8708, video call, and by email at housing@youthproject.ns.ca. Please note that this is not a crisis service and these contacts are not monitored 24/7.