Transplant Housing

Goodhearts Furnished Suites - Galen Lofts


Galan Lofts
GoodHearts Foundation has six furnished suites available for rent to transplant patients being treated at the University of Alberta Hospital, along with their caregivers. Three of the suites are named Kaelyn's Place, 2nd Chance Trail Ride Suite and the GoodHearts Suite.



Rent

  • $1,500 per month
  • Rent pro-rated at $50 per day if tenant leaves or begins occupancy part way through the month
  • Non-refundable closing fee: $100
  • Utilities included in the rent
  • Parking not provided

Accomodations

Each suite is furnished and includes a queen-size bed, pull-out sofa, bedding, dishes, pots, pans, television, and internet.


Guidelines

Suite at the Galan Lofts
One of the suites at Galan Lofts.
Tenant is responsible to keep suite clean and leave it clean when checking out. Tenant must give GoodHearts 48-hour notice to vacate.

To check for availability of a suite, just call GoodHearts at 780.916.5026 or e-mail housing@goodhearts.ca — and our volunteer GoodHearts Housing Coordinator will explain the check-in and check-out procedure, and answer any questions you may have.

GoodHearts does not take reservations, but if you wish we will keep your name and number and call you if a suite becomes available.

Download this information sheet on the GoodHearts Foundation.

For a virtual tour of the suites check out the photo album on the GoodHearts facebook page.


2nd Chance Trail Ride Suite

The 2nd Chance Trail Ride was founded in 2012 after Morris Irvine received a double lung transplant. He along with his fellow organ recipients wanted to give back, and raise organ donation awareness so others could have a Second Chance. Visit the website for the 2nd Chance Trail Ride to learn more about their organization.


Kaelyn's Place

The Transplant Housing Project was launched after GoodHearts received more than 50 donations made in memory of Kaelyn MacKenzie. She was on the heart transplant list at the University of Alberta Hospital when she passed away on Jan. 25, 2009.