Billeting & Housing

Kamloops Broncos Housing Program

A Home Away From Home

The Kamloops Broncos Housing Program is built around community and connections.

Moving to a new city to play junior football is a big step, and our goal is to help players find housing
situations where they feel comfortable, supported, and settled as they begin their time in Kamloops.

 two primary housing Paths

To allow the best possible fit for everyone involved, our billet program offers two housing paths described below, 
both are valued, supported, and important to our success.
Every player is different. Every household is different.

Support You Can Expect (Both Options)

No matter which housing experience is chosen, everyone, hosts and players alike, are supported through:
A dedicated Housing Coordinator - Clear communication and expectations - Regular check-ins and ongoing support

Player & Host  forms below

Billeting - Family Style Housing

Players Experience

With billeting, players are welcomed as temporary members of the household, sharing in common spaces and the rhythm of daily life, while remaining responsible for their own schedules and commitments.

Players living in a billet home are expected to: Be respectful of household routines and shared spaces - Communicate schedules and commitments clearly - Take care of their personal needs (laundry, time management) - Represent the Broncos well at home and in the community. 

Billeting is often a great fit for first and second-year players who are adjusting to junior football, new routines, and living away from home for the first time.

Host Families

The billeting host family offers: A safe, clean, and comfortable bedroom - Access to meals and kitchen facilities - Clear household expectations - A supportive, respectful environment. Families are not expected to parent or supervise players. Simple guidance, support, and open communication go a long way.

Billeting is a rewarding and special opportunity to assist and support a player who is venturing out on their own in a personal way through welcoming them as part of the home dynamic.

Rental

A 'Rental' can take two forms but both require players to manage their own day-to-day needs, including meals / groceries, schedules, and routines.

Self-Contained Living Space 

This is a suite that is 'independent' from the home owner's living space and has everything that the player(s) requires to be independent such as; kitchen, bathroom, living space etc. Most often furnished with basic necessities such as bed, dresser, couch, and kitchen basics. 

The suite rental option will almost always be 2 or more players sharing the space as room-mates.

Shared Accommodation 

This provides a private furnished room in the main host home, with common living space such as kitchen, bathroom and living room. The common space is shared with the home owner, similar to the billeting situation but with more independence for the player and fewer requirements of the host, such as cooking meals.

Both rental types are typically best suited for senior players who are comfortable handling their own daily responsibilities while staying connected to the team and community.


Players who are Interested

If you’re a player looking for housing, the Player Housing Interest Form is the best place to start. 

This form helps us understand your needs and preferences so we can explore options that make sense for you.

Once completed the Housing Coordinator will be in touch.

Interested in being a Host

If you’re a local family or housing provider interested in supporting Broncos players, we’d love to hear from you.

 Please complete the Host Housing Interest Form 

Completing the form doesn’t commit you to hosting — it simply opens the door to a conversation and is a chance for you to explain your interest level, the type of participation you are considering and some details about your space.

Once completed the Housing Coordinator will be in touch.