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Budzey Building

Streetohome is working with families to break the cycle of homelessness in this building dedicated to the needs of women and children. In partnership with RainCity Housing, the Province of BC and the City of Vancouver, Streetohome committed $20 million to develop eight city sites, including this 147 unit project, with 41 suites set aside for women with children, and 105 for single women.

RainCity Housing offers a variety of programs to build community and partnerships for tenants such as childcare and support services, medical and mental health services; peer-based programs; community kitchen and family nights; and a Parent Resource Centre.

Streetohome's contribution to the Budzey Building was made possible by Silver Wheaton, Face The World, and Canuck for Kids Fund

  • Status:
    Completed
  • Opened:

    July 2015

  • Operator:

    RainCity Housing

  • Contact:

    604-215-5703

100%
Streetohome's Funding Goal
$0
Reached!

Building Exterior

Silver Wheaton Check Presentation

Furnished bedroom suite

Library and play room

Outdoor play area

Hon. Rich Coleman, Minister Responsible for Housing

Leslie Remund, Associate Director, RainCity Housing

Lloyd Craig, Board Member, Streetohome Foundation

Randy Smallwood, President and CEO of Silver Wheaton

Fran Romer, Leslie Remund, and Bill Briscall from RainCity Housing

Project Donors


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Silver Wheaton

Wheaton Precious Metals, formerly Silver Wheaton, is the world’s largest silver and gold streaming company.
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Canucks Foundation for Kids

The MariaMarina Foundation was established in 2009 in memory of Maria Holder and her daughter Marina Brewster, the mother and sister of the Foundation’s President Christopher Holder. MariaMarina Foundation’s vision is a world in which all people can live their lives with dignity and are able to exercise their economic, social and cultural rights.
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Face The World

Face The World Foundation is dedicated to impacting meaningful change in the lives of people who are struggling. From access to shelter and a hot meal to contributing to anti-bullying campaigns to supporting music and sports programs for kids in need.
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