Be funding-ready: What’s available and how to get it
What does “funding-ready” mean and how do you get there? 56 ONPHA members explored new ideas at the Financing our Future course
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Facing the unknown: Navigating EOA as an Aboriginal Housing Provider
Planning for EOA is one of the greatest challenges social housing providers in Ontario have ever been confronted with. Urban Aboriginal providers face an additional hurdle.
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Victoria Park Community Homes: A Strategic Approach to EOA
For one of Ontario’s oldest non-profit housing corporation, navigating EOA has not been without its challenges. Find out more about their strategic approach and tips for other providers.
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Offering Internal Subsidy at EOA
Are you a federal housing provider that wants to offer subsidy at the end of your operating agreement? Keep reading.
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Member support question: Violent tenants
After trying to work with one of my tenants to solve their arrears, they have become increasingly hostile towards me and other staff. The last time they came to the office, they used abusive language. I’m scared it could escalate to physical violence. What can I do to protect myself and my staff?
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ONPHA’s response to the 2016 Ontario Budget
In its 2016 budget, the Province continues to focus on two of the priorities from last year’s plan: jobs and the economy. While the budget includes a number of promising commitments, it does not do enough to alleviate the province’s affordable housing crisis or to ensure access to support services for vulnerable tenants.
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