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SH-EOI-26-01International

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Niagara Regional Housing is seeking expressions of interest from non-profit supportive housing providers to expand their operations through the creation of new fixed supportive housing units. The primary objective of this initiative is to measurably reduce homelessness within the Niagara Region by increasing the availability of supportive and highly supportive housing options. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of November 13, 2026. This solicitation, identified as SH-EOI-26-01, focuses on identifying capable providers who are ready to develop housing solutions and seek the necessary funding and support to implement these projects within Canada.

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Niagara Regional Housing seeks non-profit providers for new supportive housing by November 13, 2026.

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AgencyNiagara Regional Housing
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This Expression of Interest (EOI) is being issued by Niagara Region Community Services (the Region) to identify non-profit supportive housing providers that are interested in growing their operations by means of creating net new fixed supportive housing units aimed at measurably reducing homelessness.

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