Surrey Welcome Hub

13545 King George Blvd
Surrey, BC V3T 2V1

Reception: (604) 585-1023

Community Connections Centre: (604) 585-1128

The Surrey Welcome Hub is an integrated community drop-in and shelter facility operated by Surrey Urban Mission Society (SUMS) and funded by the City of Surrey with the support of BC Housing. The facilities are located at 13545 King George Blvd and provide meal services, 16 co-ed shelter beds, washrooms, laundry, respite space, outreach services, and mats during Extreme Weather Response. This facility fulfills the essential need of providing immediate relief and support for community members experiencing homelessness and complex challenges in the City Centre area.

Key Information

Facility Access:

  • Facility access is located off of Binney Lane through the wooden gate

  • Please ring buzzer for entry

  • All guests and visitors must sign in at Reception

Public Services:

  • Meals served at 8AM & 12PM daily

  • Public washrooms and respite areas available 8AM to 11PM daily

  • Case work services available in the Community Connections Centre 8am-4pm daily

Shelter Admission:

  • Intakes at 10AM & 10PM, curfew from 11PM to 7AM

  • Shelter includes 16 co-ed beds, plus 15 additional beds during Extreme Weather Alerts

Shelter Amenities:

  • Universal washrooms

  • Hot showers

  • Laundry

  • 3 meals per day for shelter guests

  • Access to Community Connection (CCW) services

  • Overdose Prevention Site (OPS)

Food Services Manager:

Jennifer Veasey

Shelter Manager:

Antpreet Khaira

Weekend Food Services Manager:

Lisa Lawrence

Community Connections Manager:

Evelyn Schellenberg

Weekend Shelter Manager:

Gurkamal Sandhu

Cove-Healthy Living Service Hub (CHL)

10607 King George Blvd
Surrey, BC V3T 2X6

(604) 768-9490

The Cove-Healthy Living Service Hub is an outreach and support services facility operated by Surrey Urban Mission Society (SUMS) with support from the City of Surrey. It is located behind Surrey Urban Mission Society’s “Cove Transitional Shelter”, and is accessible from 106 Ave. The facility includes two universal accessible washroom/shower facilities and a team of caseworkers, offering dignified access to hygiene services and outreach support. The Cove Healthy Living facility offers support to unsheltered people in the City Centre area of Surrey.

Key Information

Facility Hours:

  • 6AM to 12AM, Monday to Sunday

Facility Amenities:

  • Universal washrooms

  • Hot showers

  • Laundry

  • Community Connection & Outreach services

Shelter Manager:

Shivangi Majhi

Weekend Manager:

Tarnpreet Dhaliwal

SUMS Place Temporary Shelter

10776 King George Blvd
Surrey, BC V3T 2X7

(604) 581-5172

SUMS Place temporary shelter contains 40 co-ed beds with admission by referral from the Surrey Welcome Hub. Once a guest has secured a bed they will continue to keep that bed ongoing until they no longer return.

A Shelter Support Worker is on site 7 days a week to help guests transition into housing, gain ID, access appropriate medical services, and much more.

Key Information

Shelter Admission:

  • 40 co-ed beds

  • All admissions are by referral through the Surrey Welcome Hub (no direct admissions)

  • Curfew from 11PM to 7AM

Shelter Amenities:

  • Hot showers

  • Laundry

  • 3 meals per day for shelter guests

  • Access to Shelter Support services

Shelter & EWR Manager:

Wayne Kallen

Weekend Manager:

Lewis Markstein

The Cove Transitional Shelter

10607 King George Blvd
Surrey, BC V3T 2X6

(778) 368-2374

This 24 hour shelter space is designed for people transitioning into recovery or permanent housing. The Cove hosts 42 beds (14 female, and 28 male bunks), a common kitchen and social area, a large “backyard” space, as well as an OPS (Overdose Prevention Site) facility. Guests have access to laundry and hot showers daily as well as a continental breakfast and hot dinner.

A Shelter Support Worker is on site 7 days a week to help guests transition into housing, gain ID, access appropriate medical services, and much more.

Key Information

Shelter Admission:

  • All admissions are by referral through the Surrey Welcome Hub (no direct admissions)

  • 42 bunk beds separated in 2 dorms for men and women (accessibility concerns for top bunks are considered during referral)

Shelter Amenities:

  • Hot showers

  • Laundry

  • 3 meals per day for shelter guests

  • Access to Shelter Support services

  • Overdose Prevention Site (OPS)

Shelter Manager:

Mark Basinang

Weekend Manager:

Arushi Nagpal

The Olive Branch Transitional Shelter

10732 City Parkway
Surrey, BC V3T 4C7

(604) 585-0259

A shelter space for those transitioning into recovery or permanent housing. The Olive Branch hosts 44 beds (9 female, 35 male), a kitchen and social area, a large front yard space, as well as OPS (Overdose Prevention Site) facilities. Guests have access to laundry and hot showers daily as well as a continental breakfast and hot dinner.

A Fraser Health staff team is on site to facilitate the Medical Alcohol Program (MAP) for those struggling with Alcohol Addiction, as well as provide Home Health Services and support from a Recreational Therapist.

A Shelter Support Worker is on site 7 days a week to help guests transition into housing, gain ID, access appropriate medical services, and much more.

Key Information

Important Information:

  • All admissions are by referral through the Surrey Welcome Hub (no direct admissions)

  • 44 beds separated into 3 dorms: 35 male beds, 9 female beds

Shelter Amenities:

  • Hot showers

  • Laundry

  • 3 meals per day for shelter guests

  • Access to Shelter Support services

  • Overdose Prevention Site (OPS)

  • Managed Alcohol Program (MAP)

Weekend Manager:

Mehak Bhatia

Shelter Manager:

Nav Grewal