This report presents preliminary findings from an evaluation of the Westgate Emergency Housing Project. The investigation was undertaken at the request of Aspen Family and Community Network Society for an independent assessment of the structure, organization, and service delivery of the program and the experiences of families housed. Studies of family housing programs are scarce, and where available emanate from programs in other countries, chiefly the United States. The Westgate project presented a unique opportunity to capture important program features that could inform future housing initiatives for homeless families.