Need supplies or support?867-633-2437Outreach van, Tue – Sun after 5:30pm867-334-1647

Housing

Support for people who have housing concerns

Whether you're trying to keep the place you have or looking for somewhere safer, our outreach team helps with paperwork, rent top-ups, landlord conflicts and the search itself — in Whitehorse and throughout the territory.

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Drop-in centre, 6189 6th Avenue, Whitehorse
Monday to Friday, 8:30am – 12pm and 1 – 5:30pm

What we can help with

In Whitehorse and, through our rural housing program, across the rest of the Yukon.

Finding housing

Applying for affordable housing and income support programs, getting ID, and the search itself.

Moving into a new unit

Lease signing, the damage deposit, understanding your tenancy agreement, and start-up supplies for your new home.

Staying where you are

Emergency housing funding to avoid eviction — disputing an eviction, rental arrears, bed bug treatments and emergency repairs.

Two programs that change the odds

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Tenant Wisdom course

A short course on your rights and responsibilities as a tenant — leases, repairs, rent increases, and how to handle a conflict before it costs you your housing.

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Landlords Working to End Homelessness

Whitehorse landlords who rent to people the market usually screens out, with Blood Ties as a backstop for both sides. If you're a landlord with a unit and an open mind, we'd like to talk.

Who to talk to

Sebastian Demers
he/him
Outreach Worker
867-687-5485housingoutreach@bloodties.ca
Angela Lennie
she/her
Outreach Worker
867-687-4548community@bloodties.ca
Scott Wood
all pronouns
Rural Outreach Worker