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NAHA/ANHA is a
membership driven, non-profit organization that
advocates for urban and other non-reserve Aboriginal
housing in Canada.
Membership is
open to all Aboriginal individuals and organizations
that administer and/or deliver housing programs,
transition homes, shelters, seniors’ residences and
homelessness programs to and for Aboriginal persons
across Canada.
Associate Membership
is extended to other individuals and organizations, both
Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal, who subscribe to and
support the efforts of NAHA to attain decent, affordable
housing for Aboriginal peoples in Canada. Associate
Members do not hold voting rights at Business Meetings
but are otherwise entitled to all benefits and services
that may be provided to those with full membership.
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Are
you concerned about the lack of decent,
affordable housing
for First Nations, Metis and Inuit citizens?
Join NAHA in working for good housing for
all!
10 GOOD REASONS YOUR HOUSING CORPORATION
NEEDS TO BE
A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL ABORIGINAL HOUSING
ASSOCIATION
NOW!!!! |
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WHY?
The Association is dedicated to access to adequate
and affordable housing by Aboriginal families and
individuals, is established by Aboriginal housing
corporations, is administered by Aboriginal people
and has a fifteen year history of success.
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WHY?
In these troubled times, measures will be taken to
sustain the economy, housing sector stimulation
provides a double-barrelled impact. Aboriginal
housing organizations need to ready for these
opportunities.
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WHY?
With social and affordable housing in the
jurisdiction of Provinces/Territories it remains
important to have a strong national voice to
advocate for and protect the interests of Aboriginal
housing corporations.
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WHY?
In order to have a venue to share and exchange
information, experiences, problems, ideas and
stories of success among Aboriginal home providers.
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WHY?
To have a voice in the design and development of
national housing policy forums on current and
evolving issues and opportunities in Aboriginal
housing.
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WHY?
To link into the practical, economic opportunities &
partnerships offered through NAHA’s accords with
partner Corporations - Ameresco, Safe-T-Element
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WHY?
To assist in the development of a strong national
Aboriginal plan to support a greener and
environmentally conscious Canada an avenue to energy
conservation and efficiency.
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To contribute to, and to endorse a 10 year national
Aboriginal housing strategy
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WHY?
To access national housing programs such as
Residential Rehabilitation Assistance Program,
assisted home ownership programs and programs that
continue to be offered by the federal governments.
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WHY?
To network with all members of the NAHA
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