This fund provides one-time grants for projects aimed at
achieving measurable reductions in homelessness.
achieving measurable reductions in homelessness.
A three-and-a-half-day immersive experience that brings together leaders from
throughout North America who are working to end homelessness.
throughout North America who are working to end homelessness.
Join us at CAEH25 in Montreal, QC from October 28 to 30, 2025.
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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CAEH Welcomes Focus on Supportive Housing in Build Canada Homes
Today, the Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness was pleased to join Prime Minister Mark Carney at the launch of new federal agency Build Canada Homes (BCH). We welcomed the notable focus on delivering the supportive and deeply affordable housing needed to reduce homelessness, and the recognition of the need to … More
Build Canada Homes: A Promising Step—If We Get It Right
by Tim Richter The federal government’s proposal to create “a new federal entity responsible for building affordable homes, financing affordable home builders, and catalyzing a more productive homebuilding industry” —Build Canada Homes (BCH) —is an ambitious and potentially transformative concept that could reshape Canada’s housing landscape. It’s the centrepiece of … More
5 Things the Government Must Do in Budget 2025 to Tackle Homelessness
No matter where you look, the housing and homelessness crisis is personal. Too many Canadians are struggling to find and keep a place to live and worrying about the trade war making it even worse. Skyrocketing rents, impossible home prices that strip the dream of owning a home from young … More
The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness (CAEH) is deeply concerned by the Trump administration’s decision to criminalize and promote involuntary institutionalization for people experiencing homelessness and substance use issues in the United States. The executive order expands the use of policing and institutionalization as a response to homelessness, prioritizes funding … More
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