To achieve the Fife House’s mission to provide secure and affordable supportive housing and supportive housing services to people living with HIV/AIDS, we are guided by six program objectives:
- to provide housing opportunities that are secure and affordable;
- to provide services that enhance the quality of life and promote the independence of residents/clients;
- to work in partnership with residents/clients and their natural supports;
- to work in cooperation and partnership with other community service providers;
- to utilize volunteer support in the provision of services to residents/clients; and
- to evaluate the effectiveness of programs.

Supportive Housing Programs
Fife House has 7 residential housing programs that have been built with strong community partnerships, serving more than 300 unique individuals. Learn more >
Addictions Supportive Housing
A ‘Housing First’ initiative aimed at addressing gaps in service for houseless persons living with HIV/AIDS who experience health, mental health and severe substance use challenges. Learn more >
Personal Support Care & Planning
An assisted living model of personal support work and coordinated care at Seaton House, working with older men and men with complex health issues. Learn more >