Affordable Rental program is designed to meet the needs of lower income Inuit individuals and families in Nunatsiavut who can live independently.
Our programs are designed to meet the varied and complex needs of all Nunatsiavummiut, in all five Inuit communities. The NHC is particularly mandated to respond to the housing needs of Inuit who are vulnerable, meaning those living with addictions, homelessness, disabilities, violence in the home, or those who are on a fixed income or low-income, elders, youth, children in need of social protection, and families at risk of being separated from their children.
For far too long, Nunatsiavummiut along the North Coast have lived with overcrowding, unsafe and unhealthy living conditions, domestic violence, and homelessness. It is time that we ensure that our basic needs are met. With the Nunatsiavut Housing Commission, we now have the foundation to make real change to the North Coast’s housing crisis.
The Nunatsiavut Housing Commission has Policies that govern all programs and activities. The purpose of policies is to document the operating processes governing housing for everyone. These apply to everyone involved with the NHC, including tenants and program applicants and govern how programs function. Our policies are broken into three categories based on different housing types (social, affordable, and market).
Have questions about housing programs, applications, or services? The Nunatsiavut Housing Commission team is ready to help. Whether you need assistance with a form, want more information, or just aren’t sure where to start — reach out to us today. We’re here to support all Nunatsiavummiut in finding safe, comfortable housing.
