Safe Nights Wrenford
Safe Nights Wrenford is the City of Wrenford's permanent emergency shelter. It is located at 400 Railside Road, in the Railside neighbourhood. The shelter is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and has space for 40 people. This shelter is the first step on the path to stable housing and wellness support.
How to access the shelter
You can walk in at any time. The shelter operates on a first-come, first-served basis. If you need help finding your way or have a mobility concern, call 519-555-0100 or email [email protected] to arrange a pickup.
Services and support
While staying at the shelter, you will have access to:
- Three meals a day, prepared on-site
- Case planning and housing navigation with a dedicated coordinator
- Wellness and mental health support
- Referrals to community health, addiction services, and Tamsin Valley Public Health
- Secure storage for personal belongings
- Access to laundry and shower facilities
What to bring
Please bring any identification you have, your medications, and bedding if you have it. The shelter provides towels, toiletries, and warm clothing during the colder months. Security staff will check belongings upon entry to keep everyone safe, and all personal items are returned when you leave.
Rules and safety
The shelter is a low-barrier space designed to keep you safe. We ask that you respect other guests and staff, follow staff directions, and report any concerns to the front desk. If you are unable to stay for any reason, staff will help you find another placement. The building uses security cameras and designated screening rooms to protect privacy and safety.
Transit and location
The shelter is located at 400 Railside Road. It is a short walk from the Tamsin River Trail and easily accessible by Wrenford Transit Route 3 and Route 7. Street parking is available along Railside Road for visitors and family members. The building is designed with a clear entrance and a secure screening area to ensure a safe transition inside.
Health and wellness partnerships
The City works closely with Tamsin Valley Public Health and local community health centres to bring wellness services directly to the shelter. Registered nurses and counsellors visit weekly to provide health checks, vaccination updates, and mental health support. Addiction specialists and peer support workers are also on-site to help guests navigate recovery resources.
What to do if the shelter is at capacity
If all 40 beds are taken, staff will connect you with partner agencies and warming centres in the area. You can also call the shelter line for real-time updates on bed availability.
Contact and feedback
For questions or to report an issue, contact the shelter team at [email protected] or call 519-555-0100. If you have a safety concern, dial 911. We welcome your feedback to help us improve our services.