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More safe housing for women coming

The province is promising to build 1,500 new supportive homes for women fleeing abuse.
Through the new Building BC: Women’s Transition Housing Fund, the Province will invest 734 million dollars over the next 10 years, to build and operate the housing, that includes transition houses, safe homes, second-stage and long-term housing.
Premier John Horgan made the announcement…..
The new women’s housing will be operated by non-profit providers, who specialize in housing and supports for women and children who are experiencing or are at risk of violence.

BC Housing is sending out an expression-of-interest to select the non-profit operators.

Projects will be selected based on community need.

Sharon Vanhouwe
Sharon Vanhouwe
News Director

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