Helping communities & organizations
end homelessness with expert
training & technical assistance
end homelessness with expert
training & technical assistance
Helping leading communities end chronic homelessness and veteran homelessness in Canada.
Helping communities and organizations end homelessness with expert training and technical assistance.
The CAEH supports several allied networks working toward our shared mission of preventing and ending homelessness in Canada.
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News & Events
Housing Coalition Releases Plan to Protect Canadians and Fight Housing Crisis Amid Trade War
March 11, 2025 – In response to the trade war launched by the Trump administration, a coalition of leading Canadian organizations from across the housing system has come together to propose a policy plan to build resiliency, safeguard the housing industry, and protect Canadians. The trade war will have a … More
AMO releases groundbreaking new study on homelessness in Ontario
A new study by the Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) reveals that homelessness is surging across Ontario. “This devastating report by the Association of Municipalities of Ontario shows homelessness is exploding in Ontario,” said Tim Richter, President and CEO of the Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness. “81,515 people … More
Statement on Ontario’s “Safer Municipalities Act”
Yesterday, the Government of Ontario tabled Bill 242, the Safer Municipalities Act. The proposed legislation outlines a clear shift toward an enforcement-based responses to homelessness in Ontario, focusing on increased trespassing enforcement, along with expanded police authority and increased fines and incarceration for public drug use. Ontario cannot enforce its … More
Bright Spot: Chronic youth homelessness reduced by 76% in Wellington-Guelph
An extraordinary accomplishment: Wellington-Guelph has reduced the number of youth experiencing chronic homelessness by 76 per cent. Key Takeaways: Wellington-Guelph has decreased the number of youth experiencing chronic homelessness by 76 percent. This has been the result of three focus areas: Diversions: identifying trends and intervening before young people … More
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