Ontario Aboriginal Housing Service Five Year Strategic Plan – Community Housing Transformation Centre – Centre de transformation du logement communautaire
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Ontario Aboriginal Housing Service Five Year Strategic Plan

Project Summary

A Governance – Board of Directors and Strategic Planning Session will be organized which includes a two to four days long meeting of the entire Board and senior staff for the purpose of developing a strategic plan. This will allow the OAHS Board of Directors to address current challenges and formulate a five-year-strategic plan that will best support 10,000 Indigenous tenants of all ages in the years to come. The strategic planning session will have a significant impact regarding provincial housing issues and spillover effects onto other sectorial partners’ activities.

Partners

Ontario Federation of Indigenous Friendship Centers, the Ontario Native Women’s Association and the Métis Nation of Ontario. 

Project: Ontario Aboriginal Housing Service Five Year Strategic Plan

Grant: Local Project - Sector Transformation Fund

Amount: $31,500

Parent Organization: Ontario Aboriginal Housing Service

Territory: Ontario

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