Events & Learning

Where Canada Connects to End Homelessness

Ending homelessness takes shared learning, targeted skill-building, and coordinated national action. Through our conference, training sessions, and events, CAEH brings together frontline workers, system leaders, advocates, researchers, and people with lived experience to learn from one another, find inspiration, and turn local progress into national impact.  

The National Conference on Ending Homelessness is where Canada chooses to move from managing homelessness to ending it, community by community.

As Canada’s premier sector gathering, this annual event transforms energy into collective action—equipping frontline workers, community leaders, and advocates with practical, actionable tools to strengthen their work on the ground.

  • Learning & Inspiration

    Hear from sector leaders, researchers, community advocates, and experts with lived and living experience.

  • Actionable Tools

    Access evidence-based breakouts across topics like  Data & Continuous Improvement, Lived Experience Leadership, Policy & Advocacy, and Indigenous-led housing Solutions.

  • Peer Networking

    Connect with thousands of people from across the country to share breakthroughs and solve shared challenges.

Year-Round Skill Building
& Peer Learning

Beyond our annual national conference, CAEH offers specialized learning opportunities designed to build practical skills and strengthen local housing response systems year-round:

  • Leadership Academy on Ending Homelessness 

    Delivered in partnership with OrgCode, the Leadership Academy on Ending Homelessness is an engaging leadership development experience for emerging and established leaders working in homelessness prevention, housing, and connected systems. Participants build leadership capacity and gain the tools, frameworks, and mindsets they need to meet complex challenges and change local systems.

  • Live Training Sessions & Support 

    Skill-building sessions delivered directly to local or regional teams with practical strategies you can apply to your work, covering topics like Housing First practices, trauma-informed care, and how to cultivate change with clients experiencing complex challenges.