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Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre Society

Vancouver Indigenous society operating 87 below-market rental homes at Ho'-kee-melh Kloshe Lum, with priority for Indigenous households.

  • Indigenous-led organisation
  • Vancouver

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Communities by Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre Society

Summary

About Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre Society

The Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre Society has served urban Indigenous people in Vancouver since 1963. It operates Ho'-kee-melh Kloshe Lum, a new apartment building in the Downtown Eastside with 87 below-market one-, two-, and three-bedroom homes. Rents are low-end-of-market under BC Housing income limits, and there is no rent subsidy. Indigenous households have priority, and a majority of the homes are designated for Indigenous applicants. Other households that meet the income limits may also apply. Applications are picked up and returned in person at the society office.

Mission

Housing type

Below-market rental

Rent set below market (typically 10-30% below CMHC median)

People served

Families with children

Operators or units serving households with dependent children

Indigenous priority

Operators with priority intake for First Nations, Métis, Inuit residents

Working households

Operators targeting employed renters / workforce

Programs

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Areas served

How to apply or contact

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