Units must be affordable for our tenants, which is why we provide a variety of housing options that suit individual and family needs along the housing continuum starting at rent geared-to-income units and currently ending with assisted homeownership and home repair assistance.
Rents are set at rates ranging from 25 percent of gross income (core need) to 80 percent of market (affordable).
- Urban, Rural, & Northern Indigenous Housing: The Next Step
- ONPHA’s Urban & Rural Indigenous Housing Plan for Ontario – Executive Summary | Briefing Note | Full Plan
- Definition of Indigenous Homelessness – Jesse Thistle
- United Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
- Reclaiming Power and Place: The Final Report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls – Executive Summary | Volume 1A| Volume 1B
- OUR Framework
- The Journey Together
- Aboriginal Self-Determination and Social Housing in Urban Canada: A Story of Convergence and Divergence
- First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Urban and Rural Homelessness Policy Statement
- Investment in Affordable Housing for Ontario (IAH) Agreement – Guidelines & Agreement
- OAHS Corporate Profile – May, 2013
- OAHS FIMUR Housing Program March 31, 2012 Final Report
- OAHS FIMUR Housing Program March 31, 2011 Fiscal Progress Report
- National Indigenous Housing Association Action Plan
- OHRC – Policy on Human Rights and Rental Housing
- The Ontario Off-Reserve Indigenous Housing Trust Report
- Royal Commission Report on Indigenous People
Units must be affordable for our tenants, which is why we provide a variety of housing options that suit individual and family needs along the housing continuum starting at rent geared-to-income units and currently ending with assisted homeownership and home repair assistance.
Rents are set at rates ranging from 25 percent of gross income (core need) to 80 percent of market (affordable).
- Urban, Rural, & Northern Indigenous Housing: The Next Step
- ONPHA’s Urban & Rural Indigenous Housing Plan for Ontario – Executive Summary | Briefing Note | Full Plan
- Definition of Indigenous Homelessness – Jesse Thistle
- United Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
- OUR Framework
- The Journey Together
- Aboriginal Self-Determination and Social Housing in Urban Canada: A Story of Convergence and Divergence
- First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Urban and Rural Homelessness Policy Statement
- IAH Agreement
- FIMUR Agreement
- FIMUR 2012/15 Agreement
- OAHS Corporate Profile – May, 2013
- OAHS FIMUR Housing Program March 31, 2012 Final Report
- OAHS FIMUR Housing Program March 31, 2011 Fiscal Progress Report
- National Indigenous Housing Association Action Plan
- OHRC – Policy on Human Rights and Rental Housing
- The Ontario Off-Reserve Indigenous Housing Trust Report
- Royal Commission Report on Indigenous People
Units must be affordable for our tenants, which is why we provide a variety of housing options that suit individual and family needs along the housing continuum starting at rent geared-to-income units and currently ending with assisted homeownership and home repair assistance.
Rents are set at rates ranging from 25 percent of gross income (core need) to 80 percent of market (affordable).
- Urban, Rural, & Northern Indigenous Housing: The Next Step
- ONPHA’s Urban & Rural Indigenous Housing Plan for Ontario – Executive Summary | Briefing Note | Full Plan
- Definition of Indigenous Homelessness – Jesse Thistle
- United Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
- OUR Framework
- The Journey Together
- Aboriginal Self-Determination and Social Housing in Urban Canada: A Story of Convergence and Divergence
- First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Urban and Rural Homelessness Policy Statement
- IAH Agreement
- FIMUR Agreement
- FIMUR 2012/15 Agreement
- OAHS Corporate Profile – May, 2013
- OAHS FIMUR Housing Program March 31, 2012 Final Report
- OAHS FIMUR Housing Program March 31, 2011 Fiscal Progress Report
- National Indigenous Housing Association Action Plan
- OHRC – Policy on Human Rights and Rental Housing
- The Ontario Off-Reserve Indigenous Housing Trust Report
- Royal Commission Report on Indigenous People
Units must be affordable for our tenants, which is why we provide a variety of housing options that suit individual and family needs along the housing continuum starting at rent geared-to-income units and currently ending with assisted homeownership and home repair assistance.
Rents are set at rates ranging from 25 percent of gross income (core need) to 80 percent of market (affordable).
- Urban, Rural, & Northern Indigenous Housing: The Next Step
- ONPHA’s Urban & Rural Indigenous Housing Plan for Ontario – Executive Summary | Briefing Note | Full Plan
- Definition of Indigenous Homelessness – Jesse Thistle
- United Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
- OUR Framework
- The Journey Together
- Aboriginal Self-Determination and Social Housing in Urban Canada: A Story of Convergence and Divergence
- First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Urban and Rural Homelessness Policy Statement
- IAH Agreement
- FIMUR Agreement
- FIMUR 2012/15 Agreement
- OAHS Corporate Profile – May, 2013
- OAHS FIMUR Housing Program March 31, 2012 Final Report
- OAHS FIMUR Housing Program March 31, 2011 Fiscal Progress Report
- National Indigenous Housing Association Action Plan
- OHRC – Policy on Human Rights and Rental Housing
- The Ontario Off-Reserve Indigenous Housing Trust Report
- Royal Commission Report on Indigenous People
Units must be affordable for our tenants, which is why we provide a variety of housing options that suit individual and family needs along the housing continuum starting at rent geared-to-income units and currently ending with assisted homeownership and home repair assistance.
Rents are set at rates ranging from 25 percent of gross income (core need) to 80 percent of market (affordable).
- Urban, Rural, & Northern Indigenous Housing: The Next Step
- ONPHA’s Urban & Rural Indigenous Housing Plan for Ontario – Executive Summary | Briefing Note | Full Plan
- Definition of Indigenous Homelessness – Jesse Thistle
- United Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
- OUR Framework
- The Journey Together
- Aboriginal Self-Determination and Social Housing in Urban Canada: A Story of Convergence and Divergence
- First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Urban and Rural Homelessness Policy Statement
- IAH Agreement
- FIMUR Agreement
- FIMUR 2012/15 Agreement
- OAHS Corporate Profile – May, 2013
- OAHS FIMUR Housing Program March 31, 2012 Final Report
- OAHS FIMUR Housing Program March 31, 2011 Fiscal Progress Report
- National Indigenous Housing Association Action Plan
- OHRC – Policy on Human Rights and Rental Housing
- The Ontario Off-Reserve Indigenous Housing Trust Report
- Royal Commission Report on Indigenous People
Units must be affordable for our tenants, which is why we provide a variety of housing options that suit individual and family needs along the housing continuum starting at rent geared-to-income units and currently ending with assisted homeownership and home repair assistance.
Rents are set at rates ranging from 25 percent of gross income (core need) to 80 percent of market (affordable).
- Urban, Rural, & Northern Indigenous Housing: The Next Step
- ONPHA’s Urban & Rural Indigenous Housing Plan for Ontario – Executive Summary | Briefing Note | Full Plan
- Definition of Indigenous Homelessness – Jesse Thistle
- United Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
- OUR Framework
- The Journey Together
- Aboriginal Self-Determination and Social Housing in Urban Canada: A Story of Convergence and Divergence
- First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Urban and Rural Homelessness Policy Statement
- IAH Agreement
- FIMUR Agreement
- FIMUR 2012/15 Agreement
- OAHS Corporate Profile – May, 2013
- OAHS FIMUR Housing Program March 31, 2012 Final Report
- OAHS FIMUR Housing Program March 31, 2011 Fiscal Progress Report
- National Indigenous Housing Association Action Plan
- OHRC – Policy on Human Rights and Rental Housing
- The Ontario Off-Reserve Indigenous Housing Trust Report
- Royal Commission Report on Indigenous People