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A recent Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) study has developed a new framework to understand the barriers that affect access to, and stability within, Canada’s housing system. It may have missed a key group – people experiencing homelessness themselves.

The province’s ‘last resort’ welfare system erects barriers that lock in poverty, say experts.

Calls increase for long-term solutions for unsheltered community in South Surrey, White Rock

The Marpole Neighbourhood House (MNH) , UBC Centre for Community Engaged Learning (CCEL) and South Vancouver Neighbourhood House (SVNH) gathered last week in Marpole to have a community conversation about homeless experiences and possible solutions in the area.

Improving supports for older adults who experience homelessness in three major Canadian cities is the focus of an ongoing study led by A片资源吧 adjunct professor Sarah Canham.

New pilot project brings activities and support to isolated low-income seniors, to keep them at home longer and out of care homes and hospitals.

Calgary Research Assistant Phonkanok Nutprasert summarizes recent research conducted on Homes for Heroes Foundation Veterans' Village program.

The AIRP Co-Creating Housing For Older Adults community forum brought together over 30 community members, including housing providers, healthcare professionals, government representatives, and individuals with lived experience, to foster dialogue and explore inclusive housing solutions for older adults aging in the right place.

The newest AIRP Co-Investigator Dr. Kaltrina Kusari discusses her journey with the AIRP team and her research objectives for the future.

Calgary Practicum Student Kemi Kelly reflects on homelessness among older women.

AIRP Co-Investigator Dr. Rachel Weldrick and Lead Project Coordinator Joe Humphries discuss the highlights from the annual Canadian Housing Evidence Collaborative Leadership Summit in Toronto.

Vancouver Research Assistant Sepehr Pandsheno shares why the physical environment matters in palliative care.

Jean Paul Ramírez Echavarría, our newest graduate research assistant, shares the power of qualitative research in understanding the human experience.