The MMF opened a transitional housing building for the Metis population facing homelessness. They also have programs and services to help them with what they need help with, a home, free laundry, computer access and mental and health services too.

The new upgraded Water Treatment Plant in Tall Cree First Nation built in 2014.

Opaskwayak Cree Nations 20-year Community Masterplan

The Chief & Council of Opaskwayak Cree Nation were in Winnipeg on January 11, 2023, with members of the federal government and of the provincial government to announce the construction of a 69-unit energy-efficient apartment complex in Winnipeg.

Fisher River Cree Nation announces new Transitional Housing Shelter in May 2023, "Kah Pa Pak", the Cree word for Butterfly; it symbolizes the journey when a woman leaves the abuse/violence behind and transitions into a safe, beautiful life...

Construction company hires certain demographics for on-the-job paid training to build affordable homes for low-income families with dependants for homeownership.

Five women of the Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte built two transitional shelters for families escaping Domestic Violence and gaining experience in Construction and other skilled trades.

Chapleau Cree First Nation implemented the Rapid Housing Initiative to build 2 triplexes in 6 months to address the housing shortages.j

The FNMHF is a non-profit trust that First Nations developed for First Nations, designed to support housing and loan arrangements between First Nations and lenders. They also help pay for things related to housing and homeownership.

Transitional housing units for people who face mobility challenges that has a medical center, alcohol program, and foot clinic.

In 2014, the Chiefs in Assembly of the Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) community declared a Housing Emergency. This presentation explores the acceptance and implementation of the NAN Housing Strategy Roadmap that was developed in response.

Brokenhead Ojibway Nation is seeking construction workers.

This brief video presentation provides additional information regarding the First Nations Housing Knowledge Base data sharing agreements.

A 13-minute video presentation detailing the features and community benefits of the First Nations Housing Knowledge Base.

Funding opportunity for skills and capacity development to improve on-reserve housing.

A list of transitional housing services available for homeless people in Winnipeg.

The Deep Retrofit Accelerator program helps communities understand their consumption and emissions profiles, identify retrofit opportunities, and secure funding to modernize community buildings.

Information regarding application opening for the second cohort of the Project Accelerator Funding Program

Funding programs for first nation, metis, and inuit communities for on-reserve housing

CMHC funding for major repairs, emergency repairs and adaptations to improve the health and safety of on-reserve housing.

The CGAH program is a funding opportunity to apply for grants to upgrade your homes retrofitting. These include upgrades on windows, doors, heat pumps, air sealing, insulation, so your home will be more energy efficient.

The Federation of Canadian Municipalities is providing funding opportunities to First Nation Municipalities across Canada.

The CMHC and ISC will fund the building of 38 shelters and 50 transitional homes for the comprehensive Violence Prevention Strategy for Canada's First Nations, Inuit, and Metis people. Applications will be accepted until March 2024.