Miywanohk
Miywanohk provides safe, affordable, and sober transitional housing for adults (18+) in recovery who are at risk of homelessness. With personalized support, life skills programming, and a recovery-oriented community, participants can maintain sobriety, build independence, and transition successfully into long-term housing.
What is it?
New Sober Living (Transitional Housing) Community
Miywanohk is a new transitional housing program for adults of all genders who have completed residential treatment or maintained sobriety for at least 18 months but do not have a safe, affordable, sober place to live. The program provides a recovery-focused community with affordable one-bedroom suites and comprehensive wrap-around supports. Participants work closely with staff to create a personalized transition plan focused on stability, skill-building, and independent living.
Who is it for?
Adults (18+) of any gender who:
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Have successfully completed an addictions recovery program or maintained sobriety for a minimum of 3 months.
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Are at imminent risk of unsheltered homelessness.
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Are willing to live in a substance-free environment and follow program guidelines.
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Are able to live independently with light support.
What is the housing setup?
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18 single occupancy units + 3 shared units
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Semi-furnished apartments ready for move-in
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Below Market value housing at only $900/month/person. The accommodation fee includes:
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Free onsite laundry
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Wi-Fi
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Limited free parking
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On-site staff support
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Financial advising
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Counselling & virtual EMDR
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Spiritual care
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Community resource connections
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no Damage Deposit required
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And much more
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Residents can access services through self-referral, other agencies, the Edmonton Navigation Centre, or directly from a recovery facility.
What is the program?
Miywanohk offers residents a stable and supportive environment for 23 months as they transition into permanent housing. Our staff provide practical life skills training, connect residents with local resources, and offer guidance in areas such as employment preparation, budgeting, and overall well-being. The program fosters independence, dignity, and community engagement, helping residents build a strong foundation for long-term recovery and housing stability. Spiritual Care supports residents’ holistic growth and personal reflection throughout their journey.
How do I apply?
For more information,
call, email, or download an application.