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Organizations run by and for Black people working for change

Organizations run by and for Black people are working to change this situation and develop more housing across the country but their modest numbers and resources are limited. The Centre supports many of these organizations through programs designed to accelerate their growth.

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Black community housing organisation working hard for change

Project: Développer les capacités de la Société d’habitation des communautés noires (SHCN)

Grant: FTS – Local projects

Amount: $100,000

Parent Organization: Société d'habitation des communautés noires

Territory: Québec

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