Addressing Homelessness By Encouraging Change

The Centre of Hope, located in downtown Fort McMurray, is a daytime shelter supporting individuals facing homelessness, providing housing support options, and assisting those at risk of homelessness.

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Join us in preventing eviction, providing outreach, and supporting individuals through programs like Housing First, Permanent Supportive Housing, and Street Connect. Together, we’re helping create brighter futures for all.

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Creating Positive Change for Individuals experiencing homelessness or at Risk of Homelessness

At the Centre of Hope, we are dedicated to supporting individuals facing homelessness through collaboration with the community and its support systems.

Founded in 2005, our agency operates with a vision of “Addressing homelessness by encouraging change; through love, kindness, and acceptance.” We help individuals move toward self-sufficiency, offering support and resources to those experiencing homelessness and those at risk.

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Building Hope Through Support

Our Programs

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Our Daytime Shelter

Connect with essential services at our Daytime Shelter, the first point of contact for patrons and community members. We are open 365 days a year.

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FASD Outreach

Tailored assistance to individuals with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder and their families, supporting people in their self-identified goals.

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Housing with Supports

Designed to help chronically individuals facing homelessness secure and maintain stable housing. Our key initiative in ending homelessness.

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Street Reach

Find hope and support! We assist individuals experiencing homelessness, offering essential resources and guidance to rebuild their lives.

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Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH)

Inclusive, harm-reduction, and recovery-based space for individuals who have experienced chronic homelessness.

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Street Connect

Holistic support, including the Alberta Health Services initiative that delivers mental and physical health assistance directly to individuals facing homelessness on the streets.