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A Shared Housing Agenda highlighting 6 priorities released today

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Ontario has a housing crisis that affects people of diverse ages, income levels, family types, and cultural backgrounds. Affordable housing of decent quality is essential for the health and well-being of all Ontarians. In response to this, several organizations led by Housing Action Lab, United Way (Toronto and York Region), Co-Operative Housing Federation Of Canada , Ontario Non-Profit Housing Association, and Wellelsey Institute, today released A Shared Housing Agenda, highlighting six priorities for housing in Ontario.

Read the strategy here

Anjana Aery

Anjana Aery

Anjana holds a Master of Public Health from the Dalla Lana School of Public Health at the University of Toronto. In the past she has worked in research and policy at the Centre for Urban Health Solutions (formerly Centre for research on Inner City Health) at St. Michael’s Hospital, Access Alliance Community Health Centre and the World Health Organization. She has extensive research and evaluation experience in mental health services, immigrant and refugee health and employment security. She has also collaborated with many community organizations in Toronto. She is passionate about advocating for marginalized communities to address inequities in health. She is interested in healthy public policy, women’s health and community-based participatory research.