09/04/2026
As Wolf Industries prepares to partner with Community Roots on another housing project in East Vancouver, we’re looking back at Fruit Valley Terrace - a community designed to provide stable housing and supportive services for people transitioning out of homelessness.
Built in Vancouver’s Fruit Valley neighborhood, the project includes 21 furnished modular homes, each with a private kitchen, bathroom, and living space, alongside recovery-focused support services. It demonstrates what can happen when a nonprofit, public partners, and modular construction work toward a shared goal: creating practical, lasting housing solutions.
The next Community Roots project will feature two-story units, continuing this important work in Vancouver to give those in need a path out of homelessness.
Read the Fruit Valley Terrace story: Tiny-Home Solution to Homelessness: https://buff.ly/awcNfGL
1. Background & Vision In 2020–21, Community Roots Collaborative (C-Roots) transformed an 1870s railway switch station in Vancouver’s Fruit Valley neighborhood into a vibrant, supportive housing community. This marked the nonprofit’s inaugural project to address homelessness in Clark County th...