Helping communities & organizations
end homelessness with expert
training & technical assistance
end homelessness with expert
training & technical assistance
Join us at CAEH23 in Halifax, Nova Scotia from Nov 8-10, 2023.
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
National Housing Accord authors applaud $20B federal boost to low-cost rental housing financing
The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness (CAEH) and REALPAC welcome the federal government’s announcement that it will unlock an additional $20 billion in low-cost financing for rental housing construction. The federal government estimates that this measure will add an additional 30,000 new rental units a year. In August, the CAEH … More
Today, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland announced that the federal government is introducing legislation to remove the GST on the construction of new rental apartment buildings, as part of a new suite of measures aimed at addressing the rising cost of living … More
Fort McMurray Ends Veteran Homelessness
The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness has recognized Fort McMurray as the third community in Canada to reach Functional Zero Veteran Homelessness. This milestone would not have been possible without the work of 14 community organizations supporting the program and serving the homeless sector, the Royal Canadian Legion and Veterans Affairs Canada.
Non-profit and private sectors join forces to address Canada’s rental housing crisis
Ottawa, Ontario – In an effort to restore affordability, build a healthy rental housing system and protect Canada’s most vulnerable residents at risk of experiencing homelessness, a group of Canadian housing sector organizations – non-profit and for-profit housing providers, developers, and investors – came together at a Roundtable to create The National Housing Accord: A Multi-Sector Approach to Ending Canada’s Rental Housing Crisis.
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