PROGRAMS & SERVICES
Our Shelters
SUMS Place
SUMS Place was the first shelter established and continues to serve as the cornerstone of our work today. What began as a temporary refuge during extreme weather has evolved into a 24/7 shelter providing safety, support, and hope to individuals experiencing homelessness.
For more than a decade, SUMS Place has offered thousands of people a warm meal, a safe place to stay, and access to the resources they need to move forward. It remains a place of belonging, dignity, and care for our community's most vulnerable neighbours.
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40 bed, low-barrier shelter
3 meals/day
Laundry services
No OPS on-site
Outdoor spaces: Covered Patio, BBQ area
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Our on-site caseworker connects our guests to the following services:
Mental health services
Immigration services
Transportation needs
Medical assistance
Job training programs
Educational resources
Substance abuse programs
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To-Go Breakfast & Lunches
Saturday Church Services
Monday AA Meetings (7pm-8pm)
Thursday NA Meetings (7pm-8pm)
Pet friendly
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10776 King George Blvd.
Surrey, BC, V3T 2X7
(604) 581-5172
The Olive Branch
Opening during the height of the pandemic, The Olive Branch continued a partnership between Fraser Health and the SUMS Place by providing Medical and Mental Health services directly on site.
As one of the first shelters in the Lower Mainland to offer the Managed Alcohol Program, the Olive Branch has been at the forefront of innovation for care and stability in Surrey.
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45 bed, low-barrier shelter
3 meals/day
Overdose Prevention Site
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Our on-site caseworker connects our guests to the following services:
Mental health services
Immigration services
Transportation needs
Medical assistance
Job training programs
Educational resources
Substance abuse programs
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Managed Alcohol Program (MAP)
Mobile Day Program partnership with Home Health
Hospital to Shelter partnership with SMH
Pet friendly
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10732 City Parkway
Surrey, BC, V3T 4C7
(604) 585-0259
The Cove
The COVE was opened to provide appropriate shelter for residents of Central Surrey who had started a community in an undeveloped section of land between Scott Road Station and Gateway Station. Since serving those original 42 community members, it has now supported hundreds of unique clients in a caring environment.
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42 bed, low-barrier shelter
3 meals/day
Overdose Prevention Site
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Our on-site caseworker connects our guests to the following services:
Mental health services
Immigration services
Transportation needs
Medical assistance
Job training programs
Educational resources
Substance abuse programs
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Recreational Activities provided by the Surrey Whalley Mobile Day Program
Pet friendly
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10607 King George Blvd
Surrey, BC, V3T 2X6
(778) 368-2374