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How do I apply to get in to social housing? To get in to social housing you submit your application form to the Social Registry program weekdays: In Kingston at Housing and Social Services, 362 Montreal St. 613-546-2695, ext.

There are waiting lists for subsidized housing across Ontario. In some areas, the waiting list is 7 to 10 years. In other places the wait is shorter.

Hamilton's wait list for affordable housing stands at 5,000 households. It's around 6,200 when you include people waiting to transfer. It's a three to five year wait. Collins anticipates the list will continue to get even longer, especially given the COVID-19 pandemic.

Looking for social services and resources in Hamilton? HelpSeeker is a free network offering over 2042 social services, programs, resources, helplines, and benefits across Hamilton in areas including shelter and housing, domestic violence, food services, and others.

Monthly rent assistance for eligible households living in market rent housing units and who cannot afford their shelter costs (rent, heat, hydro, water). For more information on the Housing Allowance Program, contact the Housing Resource Coordinator, 519-426-6170, extension 3235 or by email below.

Hamilton's wait list for affordable housing stands at 5,000 households. It's around 6,200 when you include people waiting to transfer. It's a three to five year wait. Collins anticipates the list will continue to get even longer, especially given the COVID-19 pandemic.

There are waiting lists for subsidized housing across Ontario. In some areas, the waiting list is 7 to 10 years. In other places the wait is shorter.

Contact the Housing Help Centre if you would like to rent a place to live. It is a non-profit agency that provides free information. They help those who need housing, especially people with low incomes. If you need an interpreter contact the Hamilton Housing Help Centre.