Homelessness and housing insecurity are significant challenges for immigrant communities, particularly for individuals without formal documentation. For asylum seekers, housing insecurity can be a chronic issue. Social housing options are generally not available for individuals lacking social security numbers or immigration status, and landlords or agents often refuse to consider asylum seekers for rental opportunities, leaving them vulnerable to exploitation in the housing market. Our team works closely with individuals to secure housing and can offer short-term support for those at imminent risk of homelessness. We also facilitate referrals for crisis accommodation for people experiencing homelessness. This service further connects clients to relevant support services to help them live independently and sustainably while navigating the refugee determination process.