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LANDLORD ENGAGEMENT INITIATIVES
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Information Session for Landlords
happening
on Wednesday, March 29, 2017 from 9-10:30am
at the Newfoundland & Labrador
Housing & Homelessness Network (NLHHN) Learning Centre
- Janet Meaney will present information on the Front Step Program (a Housing First program of Stella’s Circle, Choices for Youth and End Homelessness St. John’s).
- Michelle Marley with Newfoundland Power's takeCHARGE program will present information on their residential rebates and programs: http://takechargenl.ca/residential/
PLEASE CLICK HERE TO REGISTER.
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HOUSING FIRST 101/LANDLORD ENGAGEMENT
Presentation made by Wally Czech (with the Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness) on November 22, 2016 during the City's Landlord Engagement Forum. Click here for presentation.
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Missed this presentation in November?
End Homelessness St. John's (EHSJ) is bringing Wally Czech back next week:
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WHEN: March 13, 2017, 8:30AM – 12:00 noon
WHERE: The Gathering Place Auditorium, 172 Military Rd
PRESENTER: Wally Czech, Director of Training, Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness (CAEH)
WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Anyone and everyone with interest in gaining a basic understanding of Housing First and what it means to have it in their community. Government officials, municipal officials, other members of community organizations, and the general public and all welcome and encouraged to attend.
For more info, contact:
Laura Winters, System Planner
End Homelessness St. John’s
lwinters@stjohns.ca
709.725.6089
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Spotlight on a Community Agency:
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The AIDS Committee of Newfoundland and Labrador (ACNL) is a provincial organization operating out of the Tommy Sexton Centre in Pleasantville, St. John’s, and has an office in Corner Brook as well. ACNL is committed to preventing the spread of HIV and Hepatitis C, and all of our programs are targeted to anyone living with, at risk of, or affected by either disease – which means everyone.
Because unsafe housing and homelessness put individuals at a high risk for poor health outcomes, we have a four bed, low barrier emergency shelter for adults (ages 16 and up) and six supportive housing apartments on site. Our shelter has residential counsellors working 24/7 to help people connect with supports and landlords, move forward successfully out of homelessness, and stay successful after they move. ACNL also operates the Safe Works Access Program (SWAP) – access to safer drug use and safer sex supplies in office, at our satellite sites, through outreach delivery, or through mail-out service. We also have an HIV and Hep C services program, which includes public and professional education to reduce stigma and dispel myths about HIV and Hep C, as well as provides counselling, resource linkage, and individualized supports for anyone living with, at risk of, or affected by HIV or Hep C.
To learn more, please visit us on facebook, check out our website, or contact Abigail at 709-579-8656 or asheppard@acnl.net.
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In February, 2017, the City of St. John's released their
AFFORDABLE HOUSING REPORT
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New Lease: The newsletter for Landlords, Property Managers and others with an interest in helping people achieve their dream of affordable housing in the City of St. John's.
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