Stocking up on supplies in the New Year? Consider an important best practice and choose delivery over drop-in. Read on to find out why. Read more of the article: Purchasing Tip: Choose Delivery over Drop-In
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Investing the time to manage your non-profit’s purchasing effectively can have a profound impact on your organization, far beyond cost savings. Read on to learn more. Read more of the article: Well-Managed Purchasing in the Non-Profit Sector: It’s About More Than Just Saving Money
It's back to school season, a time when many tenants and their families can feel the pinch. Read on to learn more about financial opportunities for families to enable brighter future for the next generation. Read more of the article: Unlocking financial opportunities for ONPHA members and tenants
Get tips on the financial basics of developing community housing from Cahdco, Centretown Citizens Ottawa Corporation's development corporation. Read more of the article: Community housing development: Financial basics
This year, we’ve faced unprecedented changes to the way we live and work. ONPHA has been offering online courses since 2005. With 15 years of experience under our belt, we’re more than ready to help you meet your professional development goals. Read more of the article: Build your skillset with ONPHA’s online courses
My organization is looking at the various COVID-19 government assistance/relief programs. I have been looking into the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy but I need more information. Can you tell me if non-profit housing providers are eligible, and if so, are the funds received from this program taxable? Read more of the article: Ask Member Support: Impacts of the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy
A province-wide assessment of property tax values was to have been undertaken this year. It has been postponed. Read on to see how this will impact Ontario’s non-profit housing providers. Read more of the article: Changes to the Ontario Property Tax System due to COVID-19
The Repair and Renewal Stream of the NHCIF will offer over $3 billion in low-interest loans and $2.26 in direct contributions across Canada. Find out more details on how to apply. Read more of the article: National Housing Co-Investment Fund: Repair and Renewal
Exploring what we know so far about the $13.2 billion National Housing Co-Investment Fund and application process. Read more of the article: National Housing Co-Investment Fund
Community housing providers find themselves in an exciting time of historic government investment in our sector. At the same time, we are also facing the challenges of end of operating agreements/mortgages and heightened expectations and requirements from funders. Now more than ever we will need sound financial oversight. Read more of the article: Is My Organization Financially Healthy?