In February 2018, Dixon Hall embarked on our first research project, thanks to funding from the Government of Canada’s Innovative Solutions to Homelessness program. Today, we’re thrilled to share our final report titled “Calling Home: Exploring Homelessness in Our City” which provides a comprehensive overview of the experiences of Out of the Cold guests and shelter residents.
Join us for a discussion exploring paths to homelessness in our city and solutions moving forward. This event will feature key findings from the Innovative Solutions to Homelessness Project.
As the Rooming House Project continues and evolves based on tenant needs, we explore the importance of tenant engagement as a key metric of project success.
In our second blog post exploring the work of the Rooming House Project, we examine the importance of building relationships and community connections for tenants.
As the homelessness crisis in Toronto continues to grow, we’re introducing one of our newest projects in Housing Services: The Rooming House project, designed to support precariously-housed individuals who live in rooming houses scattered throughout Cabbagetown. The project aims to help tenants build a better quality of life and stabilize housing.