Native People of Sudbury Development Corporation

Native People of Sudbury Development Corporation's portfolio is comprised mainly of scattered detached, semi-detached, and duplex housing units. The corporation does, however, own and operate a bungalow style six-unit Elder's building, three townhouse developments and two apartment blocks with stacked units. Tenant rent is based on income and includes a fridge, stove, water, and heat. Domestic hydro used for cooking power and lights is an additional charge. Tenants are required to provide evidence of their incomes in order to qualify for the geared-to-income rents offered by the corporation. Native People of Sudbury Development Corporation owns and manages 106 homes for Native families, single individuals, and Elders in Sudbury and Espanola, Ontario

Housing and Rents NPSDC Detached HomeNative People of Sudbury Development Corporation's portfolio is comprised mainly of scattered detached, semi-detached, and duplex housing units. The corporation does, however, own and operate a bungalow style six-unit Elder's building, three townhouse developments and two apartment blocks with stacked units. Tenant rent is based on income and includes a fridge, stove, water, and heat. Domestic hydro used for cooking power and lights is an additional charge. Tenants are required to provide evidence of their incomes in order to qualify for the geared-to-income rents offered by the corporation. Liaison Service In addition to the geared-to-income rents, the corporation offers a tenant liaison service. The Native Tenant Liaison Officer assists tenants to obtain community services, makes referrals whenever required, provides liaison between the Native People of Sudbury Development Corporation office and tenants, and publishes a quarterly newsletter. Tenants are encouraged to contact the Native People of Sudbury Development Corporation for assistance or direction whenever the need arises. Maintenance Maintenance of Native People of Sudbury Development NPSDC Housing UnitCorporation homes is an important priority. The Maintenance Supervisor ensures that emergency, routine, and preventative repairs are completed in a timely manner. Applications Applications for housing are usually submitted to the Office Assistant, who is also available to answer any general questions about the corporation. Applications may be obtained by visiting the Native People of Sudbury Development Corporation, by telephoning during office hours, which are from 8:30a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday inclusive, or by using the online forms available on this website.

Native families, single individuals, and Elders in Sudbury and Espanola, Ontario

Native People of Sudbury Development Corporation is open Monday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Tuesday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Wednesday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Thursday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Friday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm.

Call (705) 674-9996, email info@nativehousing.org, or use the website.

Phone

(705) 674-9996

Email

info@nativehousing.org

Website

http://www.nativehousing.org/