See the Difference in our Shelters
The Surrey Urban Mission has been operating shelters in Central Surrey for over 30 years. Starting in a Church Basement offering shelter during the winter months to those in need, we now provide care for our guests at four different shelter locations, providing over 120 safe beds each night to Surrey residents. Look below to learn more about each of our locations.
SUMS Place 
SUMS Place is the first shelter established by Surrey Urban Mission. What began over a decade ago as a temporary refuge during the coldest and rainiest nights has evolved into a 24/7 operation. SUMS Place has provided thousands with not only a warm meal but also a safe place to stay. It stands as the cornerstone of our commitment to support and care for those in need.
- All admissions are by referral through the Surrey Welcome Hub (no direct admissions)
- Beds: 40
- Laundry services
- Meal Program
- Outdoor spaces: Covered Patio, BBQ area
- Our caseworkers are there to support in navigating the following services:
- Mental Health services
- Immigration Services
- Transportation Needs
- Medical assistance
- Job training programs
- Educational resources
- Substance abuse programs
Contact Information
- Additional services provided include:
- Saturday Church Service
- Thursday NA Meetings 7 pm to 8 pm
- Monday AA Meetings 7 pm to 8 pm
The Cove 
The COVE was opened to provide appropriate shelter for residents of Central Surrey who had started a community in an undeveloped section of land between Scott Road Station and Gateway Station. Since serving those original 42 community members, it has now supported hundreds of unique clients in a caring environment.
- All admissions are by referral through the Surrey Welcome Hub (no direct admissions)
- Beds: 42
- Laundry services
- Meal Program
- Outdoor spaces: Covered sitting Areas, Basketball area
- Our caseworkers are there to support in navigating the following services:
- Mental Health services
- Immigration Services
- Transportation Needs
- Medical assistance
- Job training programs
- Educational resources
- Substance abuse programs
Contact Information
- Additional services provided include:
- Overdose Prevention Site
- Recreational Activities Provided by Whalley Mobile Day Program
- Running On Faith Project
The Olive Branch 
Opening during the height of the pandemic, the Olive Branch continued a partnership between Fraser Health and the Surrey Urban Mission by providing Medical and Mental Health services directly on site. As one of the first shelters in the Lower Mainland to offer the Managed Alcohol Program, the Olive Branch has been at the forefront of innovation for care and stability in Surrey.
- All admissions are by referral through the Surrey Welcome Hub (no direct admissions)
- Beds: 45
- Laundry services
- Meal Program
- Outdoor spaces: Covered sitting Areas, Basketball area
- Our caseworkers are there to support you in navigating the following services:
- Mental Health services
- Immigration Services
- Transportation Needs
- Medical assistance
- Job training programs
- Educational resources
- Substance abuse programs
Contact Information
- Additional services provided include:
- Overdose Prevention Site
- Recreational Activities Provided by Whalley Mobile Day Program
- Running On Faith Project
- Managed Alcohol Program Piloted in Surrey and ran in partnership with Fraser Health
Surrey Welcome Hub 
The Surrey Welcome Hub is our newest facility. It represents the four pillars of the Bridge to Hope on one corner lot. Offering Community meals, Shelter Services and Casework Services, the Surrey Welcome Hub truly is a place to belong for all.
- Beds: 16
- Community Meals
- Computer access
- Large common eating area
- Outdoor spaces: Courtyard, Small Community Garden
- Our caseworkers are there to support in navigating the following services:
- Mental Health services
- Immigration Services
- Transportation Needs
- Medical assistance
- Job training programs
- Educational resources
- Substance abuse programs
Contact Information
- Additional services provided include:
- Overdose Prevention Site
- Recreational Activities Provided by Fraser Health Staff
- Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction worker appointments available
Temporary Winter Shelter at Surrey Welcome Hub
The Surrey Welcome Hub is our newest facility. It represents the four pillars of the Bridge to Hope on one corner lot. Offering Community meals, Shelter Services and Casework Services, the Surrey Welcome Hub truly is a place to belong for all.
- Beds: 16
- Community Meals
- Transportation Allowance
Contact Information
- Additional services provided include:
- Overdose Prevention Site
- Recreational Activities Provided by Fraser Health Staff
- Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction worker appointments available
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