Feds, church group give $208K to Belleville housing project
“Everyone deserves a safe and affordable place to call home. This is why our government is providing funding to create seven housing units for women and their children — in addition to the many others we have funded across Canada,” said Ahmed Hussen, Minister of Housing and Diversity and Inclusion.Story continues below advertisement
“These new homes will not only greatly improve the lives of those who will call them home, but they will also have a positive impact on the wider community. This is our government’s National Housing Strategy at work.” The National Housing Co-Investment Fund is a program under the National Housing Strategy that gives priority to projects that help people who need it most, including women and children fleeing family violence, seniors, Indigenous peoples, people living with disabilities, those with mental health or addiction issues, veterans, and young adults.
Construction began in October 2021 and the project is planning on welcoming residents at the end of March 2023.
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