Housing Crisis
Indigenous Homelessness
Government and Policies
Cultural and Social Factors
Success Stories and Solutions
100

This term describes the severe shortage of good housing on many Reserves across Canada

 The Housing Crisis

100

This city has one of the highest rates of Indigenous homelessness in Canada

Winnipeg

100

This department is responsible for housing and social services on First Nations reserves

Indigenous Services Canada

100

This traditional Indigenous dwelling is often used by many First Nations in Canada’s Northern regions

A Tipi

100

This Indigenous-led organization has been instrumental in developing affordable housing for Indigenous peoples in Vancouver.

Lu’ma Native Housing Society

200

as of the year 2021 this percentage of homes on Indigenous reserves were said to be in need of serious repairs

 44%

200

Indigenous people make up this percentage of the homeless population in urban centers like Vancouver and Toronto.

30-40 %

200

This landmark agreement in 2005 aimed to provide funding to improve housing conditions for First Nations.

Kelowna Accord

200

The concept that Indigenous housing must incorporate this aspect to ensure the well-being of residents.

Cultural Safety

200

This First Nation in British Columbia has successfully built a self-sustaining community with its own housing authority.

The Squamish Nation

300

This Governement Program, Launched in the year 2017 was made to address housing needs in the indigenous community through partnerships with FNMI People

The National Housing Strategy 

300

The term used to describe the movement of Indigenous people from reserves to urban areas, often leading to homelessness.

Urban Migration

300

This 2019 legislation recognizes the rights of Indigenous peoples to control their housing and social services.

Bill C-92

300

Indigenous peoples often face discrimination and racism in this aspect of urban life, contributing to homelessness.

The Housing Market

300

This program in Alberta provides Indigenous youth with housing and employment opportunities to prevent homelessness.

Homeward Trust’s Indigenous Housing First Program

400

this report in 2016 reported that Indigenous people are more likely to live in overcrowded homes than other peoples in Canada

the Canadian Human Rights Commission report

400

This 2019 initiative focuses on providing culturally appropriate services to urban Indigenous peoples facing homelessness.

Reaching Home: Canada's Homelessness Strategy

400

The federal budget in this year committed $6 billion over ten years to improve housing in Indigenous communities.

2021

400

This principle emphasizes the importance of community and kinship ties in Indigenous housing solutions

Collectivism

400

The Inuit organization in Nunavut that has developed housing initiatives to combat overcrowding and poor living conditions.

Nunavut Housing Corporation

500

This organization represents over 600 First Nations across Canada and advocates for housing rights among other issues.

the Assembly of First Nations

500

This report, published by the Homeless Hub, examines the causes and solutions to Indigenous homelessness in Canadian cities.

the "Indigenous Homelessness in Canada" report

500

This national policy framework, introduced in 2017, aims to reduce homelessness by 50% by 2027-28.

The National Housing Strategy

500

This term refers to the forced removal of Indigenous children from their families, contributing to intergenerational trauma and homelessness.

The Sixties Scoop

500

This innovative housing model combines affordable housing with social services and cultural support for Indigenous people.

The Housing First Model

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