Province has sent Kingston $4.6 million in Social Service Relief funding since April

City Council approves demolition of heritage church manse

Social Planning Council Kingston Oct 15 Housing Webinar

Princess Street United Church site to be home to new Youth Services Hub

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December 17, 2020December 17, 2020 Samantha Butler-Hassan, Local Journalism Initiative 0 Comments City of Kingston, COVID-19, COVID-19 pandemic, Fairfield Manor West, homeless shelters, homelessness, housing and homelessness, Housing and Social Services, Integrated Care Hub, Ontario government, Ruth Noodergraaf, Social Service Relief Funding, supportive housing

The Ontario government announced the payment of its third installment of COVID-19 Social Service Relief Funding on Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2020. Kingston has received approximately $4.6 million through this program since April 2020, part of a $510-million relief package distributed to municipalities and Indigenous community partners province-wide. Ruth Noordegraaf, Director

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November 19, 2020November 19, 2020 Samantha Butler-Hassan, Local Journalism Initiative 0 Comments 484 Albert St., 620 Princess St, City Counci, City of Kingston, Councillor Gary Oosterhof, harm reduction, heritage conservation, heritage demolition, heritage easement agreement, Heritage Kingston, Home Base Housing, housing and homelessness, kingston youth services hub, Mayor Bryan Paterson, Princess St. United Church, social services, supportive housing, Tom Greening, transitional housing, Wayne Hill, youth homelessness

Kingston City Council voted on Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2020 to approve the demolition of a heritage building at the corner of Albert and Princess Streets. The removal will make way for a new Youth Services Hub, operated by Home Base Housing (HBH). “It is a loss,” Mayor Bryan Paterson said

Registration is now open for the third and final SPC Webinar event in 2021. SPC Kingston and Development Services Kingston is hosting a webinar on Supportive Affordable Housing with 3 panelists who work in the field. Come learn more about how you can be involved in creating supportive housing in

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January 31, 2020January 31, 2020 Tommy Vallier 3 Comments 60 units, affordable housing, Albert Street, cafe, cultural centre, Ed Smith, Home Base Housing, homelessness in Kingston, housing and homelessness, Ian Arthur, Kim Garrison, Kingston, kingston youth services hub, Kingston Youth Shelter, Mark Gerretsen, Princess Street, Princess Street United Church (PSUC), skills training centre, supportive housing, Tom Greening, transitional housing, vulnerable residents, youth homelessness, youth homelessness initiatives

A new, youth-focused development will soon be located at the corner of Princess and Albert Streets according to the plans Home Base Housing (HBH) revealed today for the Princess Street United Church (PSUC) site. The property, acquired by HBH last summer, will remain home to the church congregation, but will

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