2025 Homelessness-related city investment

There are other programs or activities delivered by or in partnership with the City that also support individuals experiencing homelessness such as the Community Services Pop Ups and the Community Connectors initiative, however, the costs related to these are not included in this report. The City, at times, also provides one-time funding and City-owned land related to development projects in partnership with senior levels of government that help support individuals experiencing or at-risk of homelessness. These costs can vary from year to year due to development opportunities. For the purpose of this report, the development costs for these projects have not been included. In relation to the abovementioned, BC Housing provides operating funding related to homelessness in Richmond, including for Richmond House Emergency Shelter, Alderbridge and Aster Place Supportive Housing, Temporary Winter Shelters (TWS) and Extreme Weather Response Shelters. The Ministry of Emergency Management and Climate Readiness (MEMCR) provides funding for the activation of Warming Centres and Cooling/Clean Air Centres when the community weather threshold is met for these services. Any funding provided by BC Housing or MEMCR has not been included in this report.

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