
289 primary care visits per month

119 homeless people currently in Squamish

810 food bank visits per month

2400 overdose prevention site visits per month
How we are helping
The rising cost of living continues to drive demand for our services. In Squamish, 21% of residents live in unaffordable housing, and nearly 500 renters spend over 50% of their income on housing. Since 2021, homelessness has increased by 12%. Food bank visits have surged, and our landfill is nearing capacity.
With food prices up 27% and housing costs up 29% in three years, access to affordable essentials is more critical than ever. Our community hub provides vital support.
In 2024, we were able to provide:
- 21,398 nights in stabilized, supported housing and emergency beds
- 5,338 loads of laundry + free showers
- 107,505 kg of rescued food (14% decrease from 2023), repurposed into 97,002 meals
- 52,633 breakfasts & lunches for vulnerable youth
- 2,768 Meals on Wheels for seniors & mobility-impaired individuals
- 41,601 hot meals at Under One Roof
- 9,729 unique food bank visits, averaging 810 visitors/month (80% increase since 2023)
- 284 unique patient visits at our primary care clinic
Every connection we make brings us closer to a healthier, more equitable community.
In a typical day at SHHS
people sheltered
kilograms of food rescued
meals served
visits to the food bank
loads of laundry
school meals prepared



