Pathways | Housing, Employment and Support Services

Housing, Employment and Support Services

Variety of support services including transitional housing, food security, and mental health support.

The following programs are offered:

Transitional Housing: Independent transitional housing for individuals working toward stability, recovery, and reintegration. Homes are not licensed recovery houses—they are transitional spaces where individuals can live independently while accessing external support through medical, outreach, and community-based programs.
Food Program: Supports individuals in the transitional housing program and outpatient treatment programs by offering weekly access to fresh, nutritious food at no cost. For clinic clients who check in daily, warm meals are also provided when possible, thanks to the generosity of volunteers and community donors.
Dressing With Dignity: Supports unhoused individuals and those in crisis by providing essential items like jackets, footwear, and warm layers during challenging times. Provides free clothing to individuals in our housing program, clinic clients, and community members in need.
Volunteer2Work: An initiative for both community volunteers and clients in recovery who are ready to build routine, gain experience, and give back in meaningful ways. It provides meaningful pathways for individuals to build confidence, contribute to the community, and gain valuable experience that supports recovery, healing, and reintegration. Whether it's just starting out or re-entering the workforce, this program offers a stepping stone toward stability and self-sufficiency.

Note: Organization has changed their name; was previously known as Food for the Soul Project Society (FFTSP).

Website: https://fraservalleyaddictions.org

604-380-1608 (General Inquiries & Food Program)

236-887-3870 (Housing Support)

Public email: housing@fraservalleyaddictions.org

604-380-1609 (Outreach Team)

Public email: outreach@fraservalleyaddictions.org

Cost: No cost