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THE HIGH COST OF WAITING - Tenant-Focused Solutions to Enhance Housing Affordability
Title: Report Card on Ending Homelessness in Ottawa: Jan to Dec 2010
Corporate Author: Alliance to End Homelessness
Subject: Housing – studies, surveys; Housing – temporary, emergency, homelessness
Publisher: Alliance to End Homelessness
Place of Publication: Ottawa
Date of Publication: 2011
Abstract: The Report Card is produced by The Alliance to End Homelessness Ottawa (ATEH), a non partisan group taking action to end homelessness, which has 75 community organizations as members. ATEH uses an annual targets table for grading which outlines definitions and change for the letter grades.
The Alliance to End Homelessness Ottawa established targets in 2009 that would be needed to end homelessness in our community by 2020 with the help of the Federal, Provincial and Municipal governments.
Language: English
Material Type: Report
