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JOBS | Building Manager (Elder Statesmens Group) – Calgary
June 11, 2021Elder Statesmens Group is seeking a Building Manager in Calgary, AB. The Building Manager will lead the daily operations of 96 units located in two buildings. Reporting to the Board of Directors, the responsibilities include but are not limited to the following: Tenant Administration Office Administration Maintenance Administration Life Safety and Security Board of Directors … Read More
JOBS | Senior Manager, Regional Housing (Capital Region Housing Corporation) – Victoria
October 16, 2020CRHC is seeking a Senior Manager, Regional Housing in Victoria, BC. The Senior Manager, Regional Housing is responsible for the strategic direction and daily administration of the CRHC, Housing and Initiatives and Programs, and Planning and Development services under the Regional Housing service. Deadline to apply: Not specified
JOBS | Francophone Community Development Coordinator (ARDN) – Edmonton
October 28, 2019Alberta Rural Development Network is seeking a Francophone Community Development Coordinator in Edmonton, AB. The Francophone Community Development Coordinator will work in various aspects of ARDN’s projects, focusing on Francophone community outreach. ARDN does unique work to support rural communities, and has a positive team environment. The Francophone Community Outreach Coordinator will have a unique opportunity … Read More
REPORT – Public Engagement on Affordable Housing
October 22, 2019The Edmonton Social Planning Council published a report that shares the findings of a public engagement strategy with communities in order to explore the effects of current public engagement practices on the acceptance of affordable housing in Edmonton.
RESEARCH – A Roof for Recovery: Combining the Principles of Housing First and Early Intervention in Services
September 19, 2019The availability of affordable, youth-friendly, recovery-oriented housing for persons with first-episode psychosis is limited. This research reports on the conceptualization, implementation and implications of a pilot housing project combining the principles of specialized early intervention for psychosis and those of “Housing First,” which holds much promise to address this service gap.
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We are the provincial membership association for the non-profit housing housing sector.
Our membership includes organizations large and small who serve a diverse cross section of Albertans.
We are driven by the urgent need for ongoing province-wide coordination and strategy across all levels and departments of government, service providers, and client groups.
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ANPHA was formed to provide a unified voice for the non-profit community/affordable housing sector.
Our members also include companies, organizations, and individuals who share our mission and want to help build capacity and advance affordable housing.
What We Do
A registered non-profit society, we are champions of the non-profit affordable housing industry. We represent a provincial voice for the full range of affordable housing and homelessness issues. We serve as an information centre; we advocate to advance housing strategy provincially and federally; and we aim to strengthen industry capacity.
Our Beliefs
We believe all Albertans must have access to safe, suitable and affordable housing. A truly inclusive and vibrant community has housing options for everyone. Achieving this will require coordinated funding and the development of consistent policies from all orders of government.
Why Join
ANPHA enables those connected to the affordable housing industry to accomplish collectively what could not be done individually. Bringing our collective voice to the provincial and national levels strengthens our influence. We offer resources from which our members can draw ideas, build momentum, and discover new opportunities.