NL Housing & Homelessness Network

06/11/2026

♿There's still time to register for our next NavNet session happening next week!

Join us for 3 presentations and conversations from the Coalition of Persons with Disabilities NL, EmpowerNL and Universal Design where we chat everything accessibility and inclusivity!

📅 Wednesday, June 17th
⏰ 9:00am-12:00pm
📍Zoom

🔗Register Here: https://nlhhn.org/nlhhn-navnet-present-our-accessible-communities/

06/09/2026

📣There's still time to contribute to our research study: Mapping Rural Homelessness and Its Unique Features in Newfoundland and Labrador: A Mixed Methods Study

📅For the month of June, we are asking service providers to complete an online survey each time they have contact with a client who they perceive to be homeless or at risk of homelessness to describe their needs and demographics (no identifying information will be disclosed).

If you are a housing service provider servicing a rural NL community, please consider joining the study!

More information can be found by reaching out to us directly, or on our website.

🔗 https://nlhhn.org/research-study-announcement-service-provider-recruitment

“Mapping Rural Homelessness and Its Unique Features in Newfoundland and Labrador: A Mixed Methods Study”   We’re thrilled to share that we are conducting a research study to estimate the […]

06/04/2026

📣Our next session in our Virtual Information Series with NavNet is happening soon!

Our Accessible Communities
📅Wednesday, June 17th
⏰9:00am - 12:00pm
📍Zoom

Join us for a free, virtual session of presentations from the Coalition of Persons with Disabilities, EmpowerNL and Universal Design. Presentations will be followed with some time for questions and discussion.

🔗Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/YaQWlMMHSLKExHpKDLVvBQ

ℹView more info on our website here: https://nlhhn.org/nlhhn-navnet-present-our-accessible-communities/

05/26/2026

🏠Join us for another information session (virtual) happening tomorrow at 2pm.

This is your opportunity to learn about our upcoming research study “Mapping Rural Homelessness and Its Unique Features in Newfoundland and Labrador: A Mixed Methods Study”, the expectations of participants and ask any questions about the process!

🔗Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/knyJuYNCRWSe0kzwpFfN9A

05/21/2026

⏰It's not too late to join us for the information session for our latest research study “Mapping Rural Homelessness and Its Unique Features in Newfoundland and Labrador: A Mixed Methods Study”

HAPPENING TODAY at 11:00am!

🔗Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/0mxk66aTRfuh2BDKVpfzpA

Can't join today?
We'll be hosting another session Tuesday, May 26th @ 2:00pm
🔗Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/knyJuYNCRWSe0kzwpFfN9A

05/19/2026

📣 We’re thrilled to share that we are conducting a research study to estimate the number of people who are homeless in rural and remote NL and find out how the local environment influences their experience of homelessness.

🌐 Full details available on our website: https://nlhhn.org/research-study-announcement-service-provider-recruitment/

Join us for a virtual information session where we will be sharing insights about the why and explaining the study with demonstrations. This is your opportunity to ask questions before you decide if you’d like to participate.

📅Thursday, May 21st @ 11:00am
🔗Registration: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/0mxk66aTRfuh2BDKVpfzpA

OR

📅Thursday, May 21st @ 11:00am
🔗Registration: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/knyJuYNCRWSe0kzwpFfN9A

We look forward to working together!

05/19/2026

In a context of limited resources, a housing stock that needs to be preserved, and greater challenges in finding successors in regional areas, consolidation is emerging as a key strategy in community housing.

Join Le Centre / The Centre for a webinar with David Barbaza, Executive Director of the Fédération des OSBL d’Habitation du Bas-Saint-Laurent, de la Gaspésie et des Îles and President and Co-founder of Logéco, who will share practical insights from a consolidation initiative in Eastern Quebec.

The discussion will cover:
🔹when and why to consolidate
🔹how the Logéco model has pooled management and strengthened solidarity at the regional level
🔹 the tools and conditions that make this type of initiative possible and transferable elsewhere in Canada

📆 May 21 at 1:00 PM ET
🧑💻 Moderated by Jonathan Fleury, Program Manager, Quebec at the Centre
🔗 Register now: https://centre.support/event/consolidating-to-secure-the-future-of-organizations-and-the-housing-stock-strategies-from-eastern-quebec/

This webinar is available in English and French thanks to live simultaneous interpretation

05/18/2026

Please note that our office will be closed Monday, May 18th, in observance of the Victoria Day Holiday.

If you are experiencing homelessness, please reach out to the provincial Emergency Housing Line: 1-833-724-2444

05/15/2026

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Housing that lasts takes support.

Housing someone is not the finish line. People also need the right supports to keep that housing.

Shelter was never designed to be a long-term housing solution. For many people, housing on its own is not enough. Too often, people cycle between shelter, hospitals, crisis services, justice systems, and back again.

People need support to stabilize, build skills, connect to care, prepare for housing, and stay housed after they move out. Horizons provides that support through life skills training, housing-focused planning, and follow-up after move-out. The model helps people not only get housed, but stay housed.

Since opening, 41 residents have moved into other housing options, and 88% of residents who transitioned out remain housed today. Residents who moved out have also maintained 10,772 nights of housing in the community.

“Horizons put a roof over my head, they have kept me warm and fed. I couldn’t ask for any better. The staff gave me a lot of support... I now have my picture ID, my birth certificate, my SIN card, and my taxes completed. I would recommend Horizons because they make you feel like you belong.” - Current Horizons Resident

“I was only there [at Horizons] for a short time because they found me a place quickly. I feel content in my new home. I am calm and my mental health is better too. I feel connected with my community because I can say hello to people and I’m closer to my family now. I would recommend Horizons because they have all the support and resources you need to feel successful in your life.” - Former Horizons Resident

Housing that lasts takes support. Horizons helps provide that support.

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