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SATURDAY

NOVEMBER 5

506 End of debentures: Preparing for the

new world

Provincial Ballroom South, second floor

Federal providers are facing end of operating

agreements, provincial reformed providers have

upcoming end of mortgages, but Local

Housing Corporations (LHC), who are the former

provincial local housing authorities, face an end

as well – the end of debentures. Learn what

this means and how an LHC, another form of

a community-based non-profit, is coping and

evolving in a new world of housing administration

and funding.

Darlene Cook

, General Manager and CEO,

Peterborough Housing Corporation

Jim Steele

, CEO, Windsor Essex Community

Housing Corporation

507 The Hansen affordable housing

development journey

Kent, second floor

The Hansen Development is a community-based

housing initiative located in Brampton, owned by

Supportive Housing In Peel (SHIP). It is a 205-unit,

affordable housing tower built above two floors

of retail and commercial space conceptualized

and developed through collaboration between

SHIP and the Region of Peel. Join these

organizations as they discuss how teamwork

contributed to the success of this project, how

the model can be replicated, and the challenges

and opportunities it has created within the

community.

Laurie Ridler

, Chief Executive Officer,

Supportive Housing In Peel (SHIP)

Sue Ritchie

, Manager, Human Services,

Region of Peel

Keith Ward

, Vice Chair, Board of Directors,

Supportive Housing In Peel (SHIP)

Sessions

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1:30–2:30 p.m.

504 How to support challenging tenants

Dominion Ballroom South, second floor

In addition to their core mandate of providing

affordable housing, today's non-profit housing

landlords are often faced with the need to create

a support network for tenants with complex

barriers to maintaining a successful tenancy.

These tenants may be fighting addiction,

navigating the mental health systems, and/or

engaging in dangerous or anti-social behaviours

such as stealing, lying or hoarding. Join Rainy

River District Women’s Shelter of Hope to learn

practical tips on how to effectively work with and

support challenging tenants.

Susan Hanson

, Transitional Housing and

Support Worker, Rainy River District Women’s

Shelter of Hope

Donna Kroocmo

, Executive Director, Rainy River

District Women’s Shelter of Hope

Bev O’Flaherty

, Maintenance, Rainy River District

Women’s Shelter of Hope

505 Are you developing affordable

housing? Learn the A-Zs with CMHC

Pine, mezzanine

Hear the latest information from the Canada

Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC)

about their Affordable Housing programs and

learn how they can help take your affordable

housing project from a vision to reality, including

how to access funding to help cover the soft costs

necessary to get you there. Also, gain knowledge

and information about new CMHC studies and

research material that includes: aging in place;

accessible and adaptable designs; and passive

housing design concepts. You won't want to miss

this session!

Janet Sikiric

, Consultant, Affordable Housing

Centre, CMHC

Jamie Shipley

, Consultant, Knowledge Transfer

and Outreach, CMHC Ontario Region

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