Skip To Content
Home / News / Ontario Building More Supportive Housing in Hamilton

Ontario Building More Supportive Housing in Hamilton

7th May 2024 Ontario News

HAMILTON — The Ontario government is providing $5 million to help create 43 one-bedroom units that will support low-income individuals in need of affordable housing in downtown Hamilton.

Located at 225 East Avenue North, the three-storey building is energy efficient and includes six accessible and barrier-free units. The building also has designated program space and residents will have access to amenities such as a laundry room, a kitchenette in the common space, bike storage, a courtyard, terrace and communal gardens.

“Our government’s housing plan is about creating more homes for the people of Ontario, including supportive housing that is critical to the well-being of both residents and the community,” said Associate Minister Rob Flack. “This investment supports a project that provides housing solutions for some of the most vulnerable residents in Hamilton.”


Not A Member?
Let's work together to improve the well-being of Ontarians
Become a Member
Already a Member?
Check out all the latest news, research, education opportunities and other exclusive membership benefits and resources.
Go To Member Resources