HABITAT GTA NEWS

Habitat for Humanity Greater Toronto Area (Habitat GTA) and Durham Region Non-Profit Housing Corporation (DRNPHC), along with volunteers, donors and government partners, gathered today to welcome 50 families to their new homes in the heart of Oshawa at 485 Normandy St. and 512 Lomond St.

oday, Habitat for Humanity GTA (Habitat GTA) launched a new campaign – Making Homes Possible – that aims to challenge everyone to not accept the current housing situation as the new normal and calls on donors to support in its goal of tackling the housing crisis, right now.

Habitat for Humanity GTA has been certified as a Great Place to Work® for the second consecutive year, reflecting the organization’s strong workplace culture and commitment to its guiding principles. This certification highlights the positive impact of collective efforts, fair management practices, and the ongoing journey to improve and grow through employee feedback.

Cross-sectoral collaboration helps two Black families realize the dream of homeownership through the Homeownership Bridge Program

Habitat for Humanity GTA (Habitat GTA), families, volunteers, donors and government partners gathered today to welcome families to their new homes at the heart of the city, on Old Weston Road, just north of St. Clair Avenue West.

Through Habitat for Humanity GTA’s HomeStart program, teacher Bradley Park and his partner, medical clerk Donna Benosa, were able to buy a home.

Grand prize winner joins two other local students to win grants helping to raise more than $60,000 for Habitat for Humanity Greater Toronto Area.