Are there government programs available to lower-income persons who require housing or rental assistance?
Yes. (1) The Community Housing Program provides subsidized rental housing for lower-income families, senior citizens, wheelchair users or other individuals who cannot afford private sector accommodation. Rents are based on 30 per cent of a household’s adjusted income. Applicants are prioritized based on need. (2) The Rent Supplement Program provides assistance to households in need to obtain affordable and suitable rental accommodation by subsidizing rents in eligible rental projects. Local housing authorities pay private landlords and housing cooperatives a rent supplement to subsidize the difference between a negotiated market rent and 30 percent of household income. (3) The Seniors Self-Contained Housing Program provides affordable apartment accommodation for lower-income seniors who cannot afford private sector accommodation. Functionally independent seniors, with or without the help of existing community-based organizations, are eligible to apply. Rent is based on 30 per cent of a
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