Income and Asset Limit for Subsidy has been changed

2023 Income and Asset Limit

• Information for Tenants Living in Niagara Regional Housing Owned Units

  We want you to enjoy your home and neighbourhood. Whether you live in a community with families, seniors (age 55 and older) or non-seniors (under 55 years), the following information will help you to maintain your home:

  • Tenant Handbook
    What you need to know if you're living in a Niagara Regional Housing Community.
    Please call 905-682-9201 ext. 3920 if you would like a copy.
  • Housing Herald Tenant Newsletter
    Please call 905-682-9201 ext. 3920 if you would like a copy
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Videos for New Tenants
    Helpful videos for families and seniors about moving, maintenance, reporting repairs
  • Community Programs
    Services to assist tenants to develop life skills
  • Bed Bug Pamphlet
    Ways to identify and get rid of bed bugs in your unit
  • Public Housing Fact Sheet
    Describes the Tenant's and Landlord's Role for maintaining units and property
    • Fall 2010
    • Spring 2010
    • Winter 2009
    • Spring 2009
    • Winter 2008
    • Spring 2008
    • Winter 2007
    • Spring 2007
    • Fall 2005
    • Spring 2005
    • Fall 2004
    • Summer 2004
    • Summer 2003
    • Winter 2003
    • Summer 2002
  • NRH Staff Contact List
  • Asbestos Management

  Become a Member of the NRH Tenant Advisory Committee

  The Tenant Advisory Committee provides feedback to the NRH Board and acts as a link between NRH staff and tenants.

• Information for Tenants in Rent Supplement/Housing Allowance Units

  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Rent Supplement Program Fact Sheet
  • Housing Allowance Program Frequently Asked Questions
  • Housing Allowance Program Fact Sheet
  • Bed Bug Pamphlet

  
  

  New Pilot Community Programs Coordinator (CPC) for Rent Supplement tenants

  CPCs work to keep tenants housed and communities healthy by:

  • assisting tenants in enhancing life skills
  • mediating tenant concerns
  • performing crisis management
  • making referrals to appropriate support agencies

  Pilot community programs and coordinator request forms

• Information for Members/Tenants in Non-profit or Co-op units

  New Pilot Community Programs Coordinator in non-profit and co-operative communities

  CPCs work to keep tenants housed and communities healthy by:

  • assisting tenants in enhancing life skills
  • mediating tenant concerns
  • performing crisis management
  • making referrals to appropriate support agencies

  Pilot Community Programs Coordinator Information Sheet

  Tenants/Members can refer themselves to a CPC by filling out the Tenant/Member Request for Community Programs Coordinator

  Please contact your Property Management office.