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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Your donation helps our team work at full capacity to directly support communities across Canada to end homelessness.
News & Events
Government of Canada and Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness work together to reduce homelessness
MONTREAL, October 30, 2025 – Far too many Canadians are struggling to find homes they can afford. Solving Canada’s housing crisis requires immediate action to bring down costs, cut red tape, and build homes more quickly. The Government of Canada is stepping up with a bold new approach to increase … More
As Homelessness Grows Across the Country, Over 2,300 Canadians Gather in Montreal to Share Solutions
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 28, 2025 AS HOMELESSNESS GROWS ACROSS THE COUNTRY, OVER 2,300 CANADIANS GATHER IN MONTREAL TO SHARE SOLUTIONS MONTREAL – As the homelessness crisis continues to surge, exacerbated by global economic uncertainty and the increasing cost of living, over 2,300 community leaders, front line workers, funders, policy … More
Bridge Housing: A Vital Link in Ending Unsheltered Homelessness
Across Canada, more and more people are living without shelter. According to national point-in-time count data, unsheltered homelessness has risen a staggering 300% since 2018. Communities are struggling to respond as encampments grow and shelters overflow. Tents line riverbanks and parks. And behind every tent is a person—a neighbour, friend, … More
Entering a new era of using data to measure, track and reduce homelessness
by Mitch DeCock, Data Lead You can’t improve what you don’t measure. That’s why the Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness (CAEH) works directly with communities across the country to reliably track the number of people experiencing homelessness using by-name data. This is a comprehensive database of all people experiencing homelessness … More
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