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YWCA Vancouver

YWCA Vancouver runs 6 completed non-market housing buildings in Vancouver with 287 homes, and 98 more homes are approved, proposed or under construction.

Source: City of Vancouver open data, non-market housing.

287
homes in 6 completed buildings
98 more homes approved, proposed or under construction · 125 of them first occupied in 2021 · the City paid the organisation $5k in 2021

Homes opened, year by year

28 homes in 1995 · 70 homes in 2024

Click a year to see its amount.

Opened in 2021

Arbutus CentreArbutus Ridge125homes

Buildings

Arbutus CentreCompleted · 2021 · Arbutus Ridge125homes388 SlocanCompleted · 2024 · Hastings-Sunrise70homesLangara Family YMCAApproved · Oakridge70homesPacific Spirit TerraceCompleted · 2019 · Killarney31homes622 SW Marine DrUnder Construction28homesSemlin GardensCompleted · 1995 · Kensington-Cedar Cottage28homesYWCA Cause we Care HouseCompleted · 2017 · Strathcona21homesYWCA Crabtree CornerCompleted · 2003 · Strathcona12homes

Where its completed buildings are

Arbutus Ridge1 building125homesHastings-Sunrise1 building70homesStrathcona2 buildings33homesKillarney1 building31homesKensington-Cedar Cottage1 building28homes

What the City paid YWCA Vancouver

Every payment over $25,000 and every grant on the City’s Statements of Financial Information — payments to the organisation, not its housing spending

2025$30k as a supplier · $135k in grants$165k2024$76k as a supplier · $4.2M in grants$4.2M2023grants$140k2022grants$170k2021grants$5k2019$29k as a supplier · $5k in grants$34k
Show 8 more2018as a supplier$76k2017as a supplier$1.6M2016$4.9M as a supplier · $8k in grants$4.9M2015$3.5M as a supplier · $24k in grants$3.5M2014$583k as a supplier · $5k in grants$588k2013as a supplier$219k2012as a supplier$156k2011grants$20k
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About these figures

Homes are counted by the clientele the register lists (families, seniors, other); the register’s count by bedroom differs for a few buildings.

The register lists today’s buildings: a year counts the buildings standing now that opened then.

The organisation is on 14 years of the City’s payment schedules under the same name; what it received is not what the City spent on housing.