Alliance to End Homelessness - Ottawa

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The Alliance to End Homelessness (ATEH) in Ottawa

a Non-Profit, Non-Partisan Organization

Generating Ideas and Solutions to Help Individuals and Families

Who are Homeless or “At Risk” of Homelessness.

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The Report Card on Ending Homelessness

in Ottawa, Jan-Dec 2012

 

See the 2012 Grades

DOWNLOAD HERE


Read it in English or French

Released April 16, 2013

 
ATEH CAMPAIGNS
NEW with the release of the 2012 Report Card:
Raise Your Voice Canada

ATEH's new campaign asks concerned community members to turn up the volume on homelessness. 

Communities need to increase the "noise" about this issue on Twitter and Facebook.

Use this hash tag

#raiseyourvoicecanada to help bring about change to our Federal and Provincial strategies targeted at ending homelessness in our country.

ASK Me Ottawa campaign

THE GOAL?    Helping to spark more conversations about homelessness between volunteers and the wider community . . . in a coffee shop, around the dinner table, in the lunchroom at work . . .  

CHECK OUT WHAT THEY ARE SAYING!

What's New

March 13, 2013

ATEH at Pre-Budget Consultation of the Ontario Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs-recommends Ontario budget launch a new funding program to link the creation of new jobs with the building of affordable rental housing. All ATEH Ont. Budget recommendations.


November -December 2012

Forum Proceedings and Presentations

2012 Community Forum on Homelessness:

Creating innovative housing solutions

Linking Research and Knowledge with Action Policy

Honouring National Housing Day  on  Thurs. November 29, 2012, 9 am-3:45 pm


November 2012

ATEH appeal to Mayor and Council for a last minute change of heart. Read the Alliance's Nov 21 and contact the Mayor - Jim.Watson@ottawa.ca and ask that the essential services which were covered in 2012 be continued into 2013. Budget approval is on Nov 28.

ATEH 2013 Budget presentations combined with Open Letter to all Ottawa Council Committees concerning cuts and reductions in essential services for people with the lowest incomes.


June 5 , 2012

Housing prospects for low income or homeless Ottawans, Jan-April 2012

JUNE 5th UPDATE

Three pivotal numbers, 31.6%, 67 and 1.7 billion!

This report was first released by ATEH to mark the Canada-wide "Defend Our Social Housing" the May 25-28th  Weekend of Action, organized in conjunction with the Red Tent Campaign. Find key facts about the relationship between the state of homelessness in the Ottawa community in 2011 and the current and future rental housing situation in the private market and subsidized housing sectors.