Our Facilities
Metro
Turning Point
1973
Emergency shelter for up to 30 guests who identify as male, transgender & non-binary. Our approach is based on harm reduction and People First principles.
Sir Sandford
Fleming House
1984
Community residential facility for up to 20 residents who identify as male, transgender & non-binary. We support individuals make the change from a correctional facility to community living.
Barry House
2001
Emergency shelter for up to 17 guests who identify as female, transgender & non-binary. Our approach is based on harm reduction and People First principles.
Nehiley House
2005
Community residential facility for up to 8 residents who identify as female, transgender & non-binary. We support individuals making the change from a correctional facility to community living.
The Rebuilding
2012
A 19-unit affordable, supported living apartment for individuals who identify as male, transgender & non-binary and have experienced homelessness. Guided by Housing First principles, our tenants are provided the opportunity to start anew by moving into their own rental apartment, complete with individualized support.
Herring Cove Apartments
2015
An affordable, supportive living environment dedicated to individuals who identify as male, transgender & non-binary, and are experiencing chronic homelessness along with a long history of alcohol dependency. Guided by Housing First principles, we have the capacity to house 12 adults.
Shelter Nova Scotia is grateful for the support we receive from local businesses and our donor community. Because you support us, we can support our clients, residents, tenants and guests. If you have any corporate partnership or third party fundraising ideas to share please reach out. Together we can do more.