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Steve Cardiff Tiny House Community

Transitional housing, built small on purpose

Five small houses on one lot. The community is a stepping stone: a real front door of your own while you and the housing team work on what comes next.

Five small gabled houses in a row at slightly different sizes, each with its own front door
Whitehorse

How it grew

2012
The first tiny house
Opened as transitional housing, and named for MLA Steve Cardiff, who was a big supporter of Blood Ties and affordable housing.
2019
Four more arrive
The Steve Cardiff house was relocated and four new tiny houses joined it.
Today
A community
Five homes on one lot — a stepping stone between homelessness and a lease of your own.
An open box with a kettle, a folded towel, a plate and a mug arranged inside

Every move-in starts with a kit

A kettle, a towel, a plate, a mug — the small things that make four walls a place you live. Housing setup kits are one of the most concrete things a donation buys.

Built by many hands

The tiny house community exists because of a long wall of funders, builders, tradespeople and donors. The full list is being carried over from the current site and will live here.

Who to talk to

Lexi Helem
she/her
Wellness Program Team Lead
867-332-8264wellness@bloodties.ca
Sebastian Demers
he/him
Outreach Worker
867-687-5485housingoutreach@bloodties.ca
Angela Lennie
she/her
Outreach Worker
867-687-4548community@bloodties.ca