Safe, affordable, barrier-free homes — designed for independence.
“It’s somewhere you can be independent, but there is support staff when you need it.” — Rose Pike, founding member (1984)
Accessibility in housing isn't a bonus feature — it's basic infrastructure. Our housing creates safe, affordable access to independence, dignity, and full participation in community life. Grande Prairie Residential Society exists to close that gap.
Applicants must have a physical disability that impairs their mobility. Priority is given to wheelchair users who need barrier-free housing.
If you require personal support services, your needs must be assessed and a care plan in place before acceptance into a unit.
You must meet income requirements set by GPRS and be willing to enter a landlord-tenant agreement with the Society.
Requirements vary by program and may change over time:
This fillable PDF covers everything we need to assess your application: your personal information, mobility and accessibility needs, equipment used, personal care and homemaking assistance, housing preferences, and references. It also includes our privacy notice and consent under Alberta's PIPA and POPA.
4 pages. You can fill it out on your computer, phone, or tablet before printing, saving, or emailing it to us.
Download Application (PDF)Send your completed application by email, fax, or in person.
1-780-882-6774
Grande Spirit Foundation
9503 102 Avenue
Grande Prairie, AB
Grande Spirit Foundation receives your completed application and confirms receipt.
GSF reviews your financial eligibility for affordable housing programs.
If you indicated a need for barrier-free housing, your application is forwarded to the GPRS Selection Committee — which includes people with lived experience, professional experience, and a GSF representative.
You'll be contacted directly about your application status and next steps.
Margaret Edgson Manor is being rebuilt after the June 2025 fire. Units will become available as reconstruction completes. Follow the rebuild progress.
Yes. When all units are occupied, qualified applicants are placed on a waitlist. Wait times vary depending on unit availability and turnover.
The application form itself covers what's needed. Supporting documentation may include proof of disability, income verification, and government-issued identification. The form explains each requirement.
Yes. You don't need to currently live in Grande Prairie. The application asks about your connection to the area and the Peace Region.
Your information is collected under Alberta privacy laws (PIPA and POPA) and used only to assess your housing eligibility and accessibility needs. It is shared with our property manager, Grande Spirit Foundation, as necessary to provide housing services. Read our full Privacy Policy.
GPRS operates 87 units across three phases: Phase I has 10 duplex units (six 2-bedroom, four 3-bedroom), Phase II has 7 apartments, and Phase III (Margaret Edgson Manor) has 70 units including 16 fully barrier-free suites. View all our housing.
The application process can feel overwhelming. We've been through it ourselves and we're here to make it easier.
