Housing and Wellness

The Housing and Wellness Program is designed to provide information and guidance to First Nations individuals living on reserve or working in a housing capacity. The key areas that are addressed are education, through the provision of educational programs, tools, and resources, and wellness as it relates to the mental well-being of First Nations housing staff, occupants, and youth and the wellness of the home itself.

We’ve assembled and created a number of different resources that aim to address issues for 3 key areas:

Housing Staff Stress and Burnout Bullying Effective Management Substance Abuse Illegal Drug Activity Mental Health/Suicide Prevention Vandalism

Occupant Stress Bullying Substance Abuse Illegal Drug Activity Mental Health/Suicide Prevention Vandalism Emergency Preparedness

The Home Indoor Air Quality Mould Energy Efficiency Fire Safety Chemical Storage

Through the delivery of these resources, we hope to address common issues experienced by First Nations housing staff and tenants, as well as promote optimal health and functioning. 

Dive into the FNHPA Housing and Wellness resources for staff, occupants and the home. Click to view each category:

Housing Staff

Occupants

The Home