Edmonton Women’s Shelter Ltd. (WIN House) is launching a transformative housing initiative for women, children, and non-binary individuals fleeing violence. The project will create a five-storey, 64-unit affordable housing complex offering second- and third-stage transitional housing — vital bridges between emergency shelter and permanent homes — in a safe, supportive environment. This addresses Edmonton’s severe survivor housing shortage: as of April 2024, 1,519 women were homeless (69% Indigenous). From 2022–23, only 32% of emergency and 4% of second-stage requests were met, leaving many in unsafe or hidden homelessness. The building includes 8 one-bedroom, 40 two-bedroom, and 16 three-bedroom units, with 8 fully accessible. Units can combine for flexibility (e.g., four-bedroom). Upper floors ensure safety and privacy; the ground floor offers WIN House offices, community and play spaces, Indigenous and Elder rooms, prayer space, and secure entry. This project fills a critical gap, helping survivors recover, rebuild, and achieve lasting stability.