Housing
Types of Housing
Providence Living provides rental housing opportunities at great rates for families and seniors, offering a variety of options based on different criteria that you meet. Our buildings are dedicated to either families or seniors so that we can provide services and amenities focused on the needs of these groups.
BC Housing
Your total gross income is under $3200/month.
We do not take applications on behalf of The Housing Registry. The Housing Registry is managed by BC Housing. Once you are on The Housing Registry, you can set preferences of locations with a number of affordable housing providers, including the Society of Hope, our division that manages this type of housing. For placement in one of our units dedicated to your income level you must have an application with The Housing Registry.
*Before applying you need to know the Housing Registry codes for each property you are interested in. Click here for a list of Society of Hope properties and their Registry codes.
Combined Options for Families and Seniors
You have dependent children under the age of 19 and your gross income is between $3,200/month and $5,460/month.
OR
You are over the age of 55 and have no dependent children. Your gross income is between $3,200/month and $4,125/month.
We recommend you apply to BOTH Providence Living and The Housing Registry if you meet the above criteria.
Affordable Family Housing
Your total gross income is under $10,000/month.
Providence Living Families
- You have dependent children under the age of 19
- Your total gross income is between $5,460/month and $10,000/month.
If you qualify for our market rental opportunities different options become available either by a vacancy or brand-new units coming to market. We update the vacancy list once a week and units may be available for immediate occupancy. If you see something you like, you complete a short form expressing interest and a property manager contacts you in a couple of days.
Affordable Senior Housing
You are over the age of 55 and have no dependent children. Your gross income is between $4,125/month and $10,000/month.
Providence Living Seniors
If you qualify for our market rental opportunities different options become available either by a vacancy or brand-new units coming to market. We update the vacancy list once a week and units may be available for immediate occupancy. If you see something you like, you complete a short form expressing interest and a property manager contacts you in a couple of days.
Please apply for specific units listed in our Current Vacancy listings, using the "Apply Now" form found on each page for the fastest response.
BC Housing
Your total gross income is under $3200/month.
We do not take applications on behalf of The Housing Registry. The Housing Registry is managed by BC Housing. Once you are on The Housing Registry, you can set preferences of locations with a number of affordable housing providers, including the Society of Hope, our division that manages this type of housing. For placement in one of our units dedicated to your income level you must have an application with The Housing Registry. Before applying you need to know the Housing Registry codes for each property you are interested in. Click here for a list of Society of Hope properties and their Registry codes.
Application processing time: 2 - 6 weeks Wait time for a housing placement is difficult to predict as it depends on turnover of units and the needs of households waiting.
Combined Options for Families and Seniors
You have dependent children under the age of 19 and your gross income is between $3,200/month and $5,460/month.
OR
You are over the age of 55 and have no dependent children. Your gross income is between $3,200/month and $4,125/month.
We recommend you apply to BOTH Providence Living and The Housing Registry if you meet the above criteria.
Affordable Family Housing
Your total gross income is under $10,000/month.
Providence Living Families
- You have dependent children under the age of 19
- Your total gross income is between $5,460/month and $10,000/month.
If you qualify for our market rental opportunities different options become available either by a vacancy or brand-new units coming to market. We update the vacancy list once a week and units may be available for immediate occupancy. If you see something you like, you complete a short form expressing interest and a property manager contacts you in a couple of days.
Affordable Senior Housing
You are over the age of 55 and have no dependent children. Your gross income is between $4,125/month and $10,000/month.
Providence Living Seniors
If you qualify for our market rental opportunities different options become available either by a vacancy or brand-new units coming to market. We update the vacancy list once a week and units may be available for immediate occupancy. If you see something you like, you complete a short form expressing interest and a property manager contacts you in a couple of days.