Resource Contact
General Information
Lu’ma Native Housing Society was incorporated in 1980 to provide affordable housing to Aboriginal families and individuals with low to moderate income. The Society currently owns and operates an affordable housing portfolio of just under 500 units of housing.
Lu’ma also offers the Community Voice Mail (CVM) service to agencies across Canada. The free voice mail program supports individuals whom are generally not fortunate enough to have a stable voice mail. This program helps to achieve housing and employment and stay connected to family, doctors, legal support and social service agencies.
Programs and Services
LNHS - Lu'ma Native Housing (AHMA)
To apply for housing with Lu’ma Native Housing Society at least fifty percent (50%) of the applicant’s family must be of Aboriginal ancestry. This includes First Nations, Aboriginal, Inuit and Métis persons who may be status or non-Status. Eligibility is evaluated on an individual basis through assessment of income, family size, health, current housing conditions, student status etc.
LNHS - Lu'ma Community Voice Mail (CVM)
We provide local phone numbers with voicemail to people who are homeless &/or phoneless, giving them the tool they need to connect to job, housing, social service opportunities and to stay in touch with their family.
