McCauley Elms
McCauley Elms
This 24-unit apartment offers one-bedroom supportive housing options for individuals experiencing housing insecurity. It includes two barrier-free units for disabled tenants.
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Safe, Affordable Housing for Disadvantaged Individuals
McCauley Elms was built in response to a housing crisis in Edmonton around 1990 that was highly supported by the community. As one of the letters in support of the project stated
Our support is based on our knowledge of the need for safe, affordable housing for low-income residents of the inner-city. We have first-hand knowledge of the inadequate, dilapidated, unsafe, and illegal dwellings many people in the inner-city are forced to live in because they have no other choices.
The building has made a positive impact on its community by providing quality housing in an affordable way.
Our Impact
24 Individuals or Couples Housed
An estimated 30 people experiencing low-income will be housed at McCauley Elms at a single point in time.
Central Amenities
The neighbourhood is within the heart of many services, including Boyle McCauley Health Centre. It also is within walking distance of the Italian Centre Shop and other cafes and restaurants.
A Lasting Legacy
The building was opened in 1992 and has had positive impacts on the community, and will continue for many years.
Community Supported
The project received many letters of support from the various religious community groups surrounding this housing development.
Learn more about how our housing application process works.
Our housing is available on a first come, first served basis. Please note that due to our housing being a long-term service, our vacancy rate is low and it may take up to four years for an applicant to reach the top of the wait list.
