Yukon Resources
Here is a list of resources for homeless people in the Yukon Territory. Inside, you will find links to food, shelter, and other information. Please suggest a link.
Women's Shelters
- Dawson City Women's Shelter
Provides confidential shelter, support, and advocacy to women and children in crisis on a twenty-four hour basis. The home also provides emergency shelter to transient women and their children, and acts as an emergency foster home for the Dept. of Health and Social Services. Outreach services include home visits, Youth Centre activities, and a weekly childcare drop-in program.
Contact: (867) 993-5086 - Kaushee's Place Yukon Women's Transition Home Offers support, shelter and advocacy to women and their children who have experienced abuse. Women and children can stay for up to 30 days, free of charge.
Contact:(867) 633-7720
Medical Services
- Alcohol & Drug Services Assisting individuals and communities in reducing the harmful effects of alcohol and other drugs by providing quality addictions services.
Contact: 867-667-5777
Social Services website
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I would like to provide a number of other resources for homeless people in the Yukon.
How do I go about this?
Thanks
Kristina
Coordinator
YAPC
Hi Kristina! It's so great that you have resources to add to the list... I've sent you a private message with how to proceed. Thanks!
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