Providing housing, health, and support services to adults with low or no income who have few, if any, options.
New Westminster, British Columbia
Lookout Housing and Health Society is a charitable organization and social safety net that provides housing and a range of support services to people in Metro Vancouver communities. We help adults with low or no income who have few, if any, housing or support options. Because the people we serve have challenges meeting basic needs and goals, we place minimal barriers between them and our services. Since 1971, we have offered a range of services and housing 24/7 to adult men and women who are destitute and require assistance. There are an estimated 5,230 individuals homeless in Metro Vancouver. We believe that helping people help themselves is essential in addressing homelessness and all the issues that surround it. Securing appropriate housing is the first and most essential step in achieving responsible independence for individuals. We house more than 2,300 people every night in shelters and residences and operate within 76 buildings across the Lower Mainland. With over 1,600 employees, we are among the province's largest non-profits and, unfortunately, continue to grow larger because of the increased demand for our services. We believe homelessness can be solved with everyone's help and the first step towards that goal is understanding homelessness. Learn more about the facts and issues by going to our website and following us on LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram. *We reserve the right to remove or restrict any content posted by visitors.
On-site · Campbell River
The Outreach Worker provides support, advocacy, and crisis intervention to clients facing challenges with housing, addictions, and mental health. They are responsible for developing flexible action plans, managing client needs, and maintaining accurate records and statistical data.
On-site · Vancouver
The Tenant Support Worker provides direct assistance, education, and skills training to residents to foster independence and stability. They are responsible for conducting intakes, developing service plans, managing crises, and ensuring the basic needs of tenants are met.
On-site · Surrey
The Clinical Support Worker provides direct support, education, and skill training to residents to foster independence and stability. Responsibilities include conducting intakes, developing service plans, managing medication, and performing crisis intervention.
On-site · Vancouver
The Tenant Support Worker provides direct assistance, education, and skills training to residents to foster independence and stability. Responsibilities include conducting intakes, developing service plans, managing crises, and ensuring basic needs are met through ongoing support.
On-site · Duncan
The Tenant Support Worker provides direct assistance, education, and skills training to residents to foster independence and stability. They are responsible for conducting intakes, developing service plans, managing crises, and ensuring the basic needs of tenants are met.
On-site · Duncan
The Shelter Resource Worker provides direct support, intake, and orientation for homeless adults in an emergency shelter setting. They are responsible for maintaining a safe environment, connecting guests with community resources, and completing accurate documentation.
On-site · Duncan
The Shelter Resource Worker provides direct support, intake, and orientation for homeless adults in an emergency shelter setting. They are responsible for maintaining a safe environment, connecting guests with community resources, and completing required documentation.
On-site · Surrey
The Harm Reduction Worker provides oversight and education for the needle distribution program while supporting clients with mental health and substance use challenges. They work as part of a team to maintain a safe environment, respond to emergencies, and ensure compliance with health and safety standards.
On-site · Vancouver
The Shelter Resource Worker provides direct support, intake, and orientation for homeless adults in an emergency shelter setting. They are responsible for maintaining a safe environment, connecting guests with community resources, and completing required documentation.
On-site · Duncan
The Tenant Support Worker provides direct assistance, education, and skills training to residents to foster independence and stability. Responsibilities include conducting intakes, developing service plans, managing medications, and performing crisis intervention.
On-site · Vancouver
The Shelter Resource Worker provides direct support, intake, and orientation services to homeless adults within an emergency shelter environment. They are responsible for maintaining a safe, supportive atmosphere, managing statistical data, and connecting guests with relevant community resources.
On-site · Duncan
The Tenant Support Worker provides direct assistance, education, and skills training to residents to foster independence and stability. Responsibilities include conducting intakes, developing service plans, managing medications, and performing crisis intervention.
On-site · Duncan
The Tenant Support Worker provides direct support, education, and skills training to residents to foster independence and stability. Responsibilities include conducting intakes, developing service plans, managing crises, and administering medication and finances.
On-site · Duncan
The Shelter Resource Worker provides direct support, intake, and orientation for homeless adults in an emergency shelter environment. They are responsible for maintaining a safe, supportive atmosphere, managing records, and connecting guests with community resources.
On-site
The Tenant Support Worker provides direct assistance, education, and skills training to residents to foster independence and stability. Responsibilities include conducting intakes, developing service plans, managing medications, and performing crisis intervention.
On-site
The Tenant Support Worker provides direct assistance, education, and skills training to residents to foster independence and stability. Responsibilities include conducting intakes, developing service plans, managing crises, and ensuring the basic needs of tenants are met.
On-site · Campbell River
The Outreach Worker provides support, advocacy, and crisis intervention to clients facing challenges with housing, addictions, and mental health. They are responsible for developing flexible action plans, managing client finances and medications, and maintaining accurate statistical records.
On-site · Abbotsford
The janitor/maintenance worker is responsible for maintaining the cleanliness of the site and ensuring building systems like plumbing and electrical are functional. They also perform general repairs, landscaping, and assist staff in meeting the needs of guests.
