About the Housing Help Centre

The Dufferin Housing Help Centre does not act as an agent for any party nor do we inspect the accommo- dations being offered. It is the tenant's responsibility to ensure that the unit meets building and fire code regulations. We suggest you phone your fire department in your area.

WHAT IS THE DUFFERIN HOUSING HELP CENTRE?

The Dufferin Housing Help Centre maintains a housing registry to assist individuals in securing affordable accommodation that exists in the private rental market.The Centre is operated by the John Howard Society Peel-Halton-Dufferin, a not-for-profit human services agency.

WHO BENEFITS?

Persons seeking all types of permanent rental accommodation, including rooms, bachelor apartments, one, two and three-bedroom apartments, townhouses and detached homes.
Seekers who do not have the time or transportation to search the entire Region may find out about housing availability at one location by using the computer-linked registry.
Landlords who list their units for rent with the Centre free of charge get free access to the hundreds of seekers who search for accommodation each year in Dufferin County.
Co-ops and non-profit housing providers can list their market-rent units free of charge
Other community service providers save time and money through the daily use of our housing listings
The entire community benefits from the advocacy, free information, and referral services offered by the Housing Help Centre

HOW DO WE HELP PEOPLE?

We provide:

A free housing service
Direct link to the private housing market
Individual consultation and advocacy
Free government publications - Residential Tenancies Act information
A one-stop housing registry
Listings of public, non-profit and co-operative housing
Distribution of information on emergency shelters and assisted housing

HOW DOES SOMEONE USE THE DUFFERIN HOUSING HELP CENTRE SERVICES ?

Telephone the Dufferin Housing Help Centre
Come into the Centre and speak with a staff member
Check our bulletin board of rental listings
Free internet use
Use our telephone to book your appointments

		Tel: Fax:	(519) 940-3061 (519) 940-0688	210 Broadway Unit 105 Orangeville, ON, L9W 5G4
		email: orangeville@johnhowardphd.ca
		This project is funded by the government of canada
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	The Dufferin Housing Help Centre does not act as an agent for any party nor do we inspect the accommo- dations being offered. It is the tenant's responsibility to ensure that the unit meets building and fire code regulations. We suggest you phone your fire department in your area. WHAT IS THE DUFFERIN HOUSING HELP CENTRE? The Dufferin Housing Help Centre maintains a housing registry to assist individuals in securing affordable accommodation that exists in the private rental market.The Centre is operated by the John Howard Society Peel-Halton-Dufferin, a not-for-profit human services agency. WHO BENEFITS? Persons seeking all types of permanent rental accommodation, including rooms, bachelor apartments, one, two and three-bedroom apartments, townhouses and detached homes. Seekers who do not have the time or transportation to search the entire Region may find out about housing availability at one location by using the computer-linked registry. Landlords who list their units for rent with the Centre free of charge get free access to the hundreds of seekers who search for accommodation each year in Dufferin County. Co-ops and non-profit housing providers can list their market-rent units free of charge Other community service providers save time and money through the daily use of our housing listings The entire community benefits from the advocacy, free information, and referral services offered by the Housing Help Centre HOW DO WE HELP PEOPLE? We provide: A free housing service Direct link to the private housing market Individual consultation and advocacy Free government publications - Residential Tenancies Act information A one-stop housing registry Listings of public, non-profit and co-operative housing Distribution of information on emergency shelters and assisted housing HOW DOES SOMEONE USE THE DUFFERIN HOUSING HELP CENTRE SERVICES ? Telephone the Dufferin Housing Help Centre Come into the Centre and speak with a staff member Check our bulletin board of rental listings Free internet use Use our telephone to book your appointments
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