Ontario Aboriginal Housing Services - Ontario Aboriginal Housing Services - Northwestern Property Management Office - Dryden - Rental Housing Program

The Province of Ontario confirmed the transfer of assets for the Rural and Native Housing program to the OAHSSC; in 2006, the Province turned over administration of the program to the OAHSSC

Program:

Ontario Aboriginal Housing Services - Northwestern Property Management Office - Dryden - Rental Housing Program

Organization:

Ontario Aboriginal Housing Services

Phone Numbers:

705-256-1876 Ext 601

Toll-Free:

1-866-391-1061

Fax:

807-223-7303

Email:

Applications@oahssc.ca

Website:

www.ontarioaboriginalhousing.ca/rental-housing

Address:

24 Duke St
Dryden, ON
P8N 0A3

Location:

Located in downtown Dryden near the Shoppers Drug Mart
Closest intersection is Duke St and Earl Ave

Accessibility:

Wheelchair Accessible

Hours:

Office: Mon-Fri 8 am-4 pm

Service Description:

Provides rent geared-to-income housing to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people considered to be in CORE housing need in areas in Ontario

Rural homes are in locations outside of the city limits and usually consist of a one to three-bedroom bungalow with a fridge and stove

Urban units consist of homes and apartments of various sizes located within specific towns and cities

Fees:

None

Application:

Application package form available on website

Central Applicant Registry can be accessed by:

Filling out an application online at www.ontarioaboriginalhousing.ca
Calling toll-free at 1-866-391-1061 Ext 308 to register the application over the phone
Faxing the application to 1-705-256-1664 Attn: Central Registry
Mailing it to office Attn: Central Applicant Registry

Eligibility / Target Population:

Priority given to Indigenous people who self-identify as urban or rural First Nation (status or non-status), Inuit or Métis individuals but will consider non-Indigenous people considered to be in CORE housing need in areas in Ontario with a population of 2,500 or less
Clients pay a proportion of income for their shelter

Languages:

English

Area Served:

Algoma, Barrie & Area, Bolton Caledon, Bramalea, Brampton, Brant, Burlington, Cambridge–North Dumfries, Chatham – Kent, City of Thunder Bay, Cochrane, Collingwood & Area, District of Kenora, District of Rainy River, District of Thunder Bay, Dufferin, Durham North East, Durham West, East Mississauga, East York, Elgin, Etobicoke, Grey and Bruce, Guelph–Puslinch, Haldimand Norfolk, Haliburton County and City of Kawartha Lakes, Halton Hills, Hamilton, Huron and Perth, James and Hudson Bay Coast, Kingston, Kitchener–Waterloo–Wellesley–Wilmot–Woolwich, Lanark, Leeds & Grenville, London and Middlesex, Midland, Penetanguishene & Area, Milton, Muskoka, Niagara, Niagara North West, Nipissing–Temiskaming, North Etobicoke, Malton, West Woodbridge, North Lanark/North Grenville, North West Mississauga, North York, Northern, Northumberland County, Oakville, Orillia & Area, Ottawa, Oxford and Norfolk, Peterborough City and County, Prescott/Russell, Quinte, Renfrew County, Rural Frontenac, Lennox & Addington, Rural Hastings, Sarnia – Lambton, Scarborough, Scarborough North, Scarborough South, South Etobicoke, South Simcoe, South West Mississauga, Stormont/Dundas/Glengarry, Sudbury–Manitoulin–Parry Sound, Toronto, Wellington, Windsor – Essex, York - Toronto, York Region