Amid a global pandemic, Fort McMurray faced evacuation orders when a freak flood hit the community hard. It still wasn’t enough to stop the Built for Zero Canada community from achieving chronic and veteran »Æ¹Ïapp By-Name Lists and Reaching Home quality Coordinated Access. This blog is a part of our … More
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In new Nanos Research poll on »Æ¹Ïapp and housing, over 8 in 10 Canadians say they support or somewhat support investing in new affordable housing as part of pandemic recovery As eviction moratoriums lift across the country and pandemic recovery plans develop, many people face the risk of losing their … More
One of the largest and densest cities in Canada remained housing focused as it responded to the global pandemic, alleviating what could have been a catastrophic loss of life among people experiencing »Æ¹Ïapp. This blog is a part of our Bright Spot series highlighting outstanding work in ending »Æ¹Ïapp happening … More
In the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, 33 Built for Zero Canada communities from seven provinces and 1 territory share their successes and commitments to remaining mission-focused on ending chronic and veteran »Æ¹Ïapp at the June Built for Zero Canada Virtual Learning Session. This blog is a part of our … More
Report details measures to create 500,000 jobs, save billions of dollars, and end »Æ¹Ïapp Canada can solve »Æ¹Ïapp by 2030 if it implements the Recovery for All (RFA) campaign’s 6-point plan, according to the report, Recovery for All: Proposals to Strengthen the National Housing Strategy and End Homelessness released today. … More
The Pandemic Response and Recovery Toolkit for Homeless System Leaders in Canada was created to support leaders through the next steps of their community’s response and recovery for both people experiencing »Æ¹Ïapp and in supported housing programs. As COVID-19 gripped the country in March, communities across Canada adjusted their … More
The State of Women’s Housing Need & Homelessness in Canada report uncovers women’s experience of »Æ¹Ïapp and shines a spotlight on the specific challenges they face. It recommends 8 key opportunities to address the gaps. The number of women experiencing »Æ¹Ïapp in Canada is dramatically underestimated. It is made … More
‘Progress over perfection’: Peel Regional Housing Services launched a housing pilot at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, securing 70 units from two landlords and housing 287 individuals and families out of shelter and off the streets. This blog is a part of our Bright Spot series highlighting outstanding work … More
CAEH President & CEO Tim Richter presented to the Standing Committee on Human Resources, Skills and Social Development and the Status of Persons with Disabilities (HUMA) today. Read what he had to say about ending »Æ¹Ïapp once and for all in Canada, below. Good afternoon. Thank you for this … More
We can and must do better. Black Lives Matter. This week in Hamilton, Ontario, anti-racism protesters said: “This isn’t just a reaction to a single issue. This is a reaction to a whole system of violence. This isn’t just happening in the States, it’s happening here too. We are … More