Ryandale is located in Kingston Ontario with 5 homes for individuals who are working on getting their lives back after homelessness. Ryandale is a safe sober living environment for those who want to learn a new way of life without the use of drugs or alcohol.

Ryandale Transitional Housing is a community-based organization dedicated to providing safe, supportive, and substance-free housing for individuals working to rebuild their lives. Rooted in the belief that everyone deserves stability, dignity, and the opportunity to succeed, Ryandale offers clean and sober transitional and supportive housing alongside practical, person-centered supports.

Founded in Kingston, Ontario, Ryandale began as a response to a critical gap in the housing continuum for individuals experiencing homelessness or housing instability, —particularly those navigating recovery from substance use and mental health challenges. What started as a single home for men has grown into a trusted program that combines stable housing with life skills development, community connection, and pathways to long-term independence.

Ryandale’s approach is grounded in accountability, compassion, and community. Residents are supported in maintaining sobriety while building routines, gaining employment or education, and reconnecting with family and support networks. The program emphasizes not just housing, but belonging.

In 2026, Ryandale reached an important milestone by opening its first home dedicated to women, expanding access to safe, sober housing for a population that has historically faced significant barriers to support. This growth reflects Ryandale’s ongoing commitment to inclusivity and meeting the evolving needs of the community.

Today, Ryandale continues to build partnerships, develop innovative programming, and create opportunities for residents to thrive. With each new door opened, Ryandale moves closer to its vision of a stronger, healthier community where recovery and stability are possible for everyone.