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Vancouver rental units designated to LGBTQ refugees
Queer and trans refugees could soon find some relief from Vancouver’s housing crisis thanks to a new partnership between Rainbow Refugee, the City of Vancouver and a non-profit housing society.
Last week representatives from Rainbow Refugee met with staff from City Hall, and other LGBTQ support organizations, where the groups confirmed that Rainbow Refugee would be given a few units to house LGBTQ refugees in a new affordable housing complex that will be built at the corner of Burrard and Davie Street in Vancouver’s Gay Village.
Sharalyn Jordan, board chair of , said finding housing for LGBTQ refugees in Vancouver is the most difficult part of the group’s work.
“Finding housing, it’s our biggest headache, absolutely the hardest thing to organize,� she said.
Jordan, who is a professor at Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ and involved with LGBTQ resettlement work across the country, said she believes this is the first time anyone in Canada has secured affordable rental units specifically reserved for privately-sponsored queer and trans refugees.
Read the rest of the , originally featured in The Star Vancouver. (May 17, 2018)