New programming streams, new session formats, new networking opportunities. In 2016, ONPHA has reimagined our annual Conference and Trade Show. Here’s a tatse of what you can expect at this year’s Conference.
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Starting in September 2016, people receiving social assistance will transition to using their Ontario Health Card instead of their paper drug card to access their drug coverage through the Ontario Drug Benefit program. Find out what it means for housing providers.
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Bill 132, the Sexual Violence and Harassment Action Plan Act, received royal assent on March 8, 2016. As a part of this bill, new provisions to the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006 will come into effect on September 8, 2016. Find out what this means for housing providers.
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The housing and health needs of Indigenous communities both on and off-reserve have gained more traction as political priorities, creating opportunities for Ontario’s social housing providers.
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See what you can look forward to at the 2016 ONPHA Conference and Trade Show – the largest social housing conference in Canada!
Read MoreONPHA welcomes resolutions to guide its policies and direction throughout the year. The resolutions process approved by ONPHA’s Board of Directors ensures that resolutions are considered on an ongoing basis throughout the year and directly by the Board first. The Board may refer certain resolutions to the membership’s annual general meeting.
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