Why is a shelter being located in an urban area?

The 310 Division Street facility is centrally located, allowing people to actively engage in the community. It is close to transit, health care services and pharmacies, employment and counselling services, social services, food options for groceries, and other general supports that are available to any member of the community.

In addition to the potential for future transitional housing on the site, the planned shelter spaces will meet the demands within Northumberland’s homelessness system. Services such as street outreach and coordinated shelter access are in place. Appropriate spaces that allow for indoor services and sleep space are important to maintaining safety and wellness for service users and community members.

Have any studies been conducted to assess potential impacts on property values in the area?

Property values can be influenced by many factors. There are no specific studies that confirm property values will decrease because of a new shelter.

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