Tenants - Indwell

What happens if a tenant or their guest is continually disruptive to the community?

Strong, trusting relationships with Indwell staff and other tenants are foundational in encouraging intentional community and housing stability, even when concerns arise. All Indwell tenants sign a commitment to keep the peace, safety, and enjoyment of the building. Maintaining this commitment is emphasized in Indwell’s intake process. The design, size, and layout of Indwell’s buildings … Read more

How do nurses contribute to the health supports provided by Indwell?

Accessing necessary healthcare can be a significant barrier for some of our tenants. Having nursing staff on-site in Indwell’s enhanced support programs helps bridge that gap. Nurses help complete health assessments, provide some primary care support, educate around relevant health topics, advocate for tenants, and engage in staff training. They help collaborate with outpatient clinics/supports, … Read more

How does Indwell support tenants who use substances?

We recognize that substance use is driven by deeper problems, and Indwell’s approach seeks to encourage tenants to address those root causes along with the symptoms and behaviours associated with their addictions. We use a variety of tools, resources and supports to for our tenants grow their quality of life and journey of recovery. Indwell’s … Read more

Do your tenants work?

Most of Indwell’s tenants have disabilities that prevent them from taking on full employment. Indwell encourages and supports tenants in working toward their goals for paid employment, education, and volunteering in the community or in their program.

How long can people live at Indwell?

Indwell is home. We offer permanent supportive housing. Some tenants have lived with us for decades, and some move on after finding more stability in their lives.