Housing
MN–S Call For Proposals (CFP)
As the provincial community entity for Reaching Home funding streams, Métis Nation–Saskatchewan (MN–S) is seeking proposals for projects that reduce and mitigate homelessness.
MN–S will prioritize projects providing wrap-around services for those with complex needs, or capital projects looking to provide such services.
The application form and guidelines are available until July 16
CFP Application and Guidelines here
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MN–S leads Coordinated Access Saskatoon
Coordinated Access is funded through Reaching Home: Canada’s Homelessness Strategy.
Saskatoon Housing Initiative Partnership (SHIP) is the agreement holder for Coordinated Access and Métis Nation–Saskatchewan (MN–S) is the lead entity, responsible for the implementation and operation of Coordinated Access in Saskatoon.
Coordinated Access is designed to help make it easier for individuals and families experiencing or at risk of homelessness to access needed housing and support in a timely manner.
By offering individuals a one-stop approach, the standardized intake and assessment process allows agencies in Saskatoon to share information in real-time, adopt uniform prioritization policies, and coordinate referral processes efficiently.
Click here or complete information about Coordinated Access
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Home Efficiency Initiative Program
The MN–S Home Efficiency Initiative (HEI) encourages applicants to complete small to medium-sized energy efficiency retrofits. The program is funded in partnership with Métis Nation–Saskatchewan (MN–S), Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), and Environment Climate Change Canada (ECCC). It is a one-time indirect grant for homeowners to perform energy efficiency retrofits to their primary residence.
Eligible retrofits are determined by a Renovation Upgrade Report, provided with a Pre-Retrofit EnerGuide Evaluation. Eligible retrofits may include home insulation, windows and doors, air sealing, space and water heating, resiliency measures, thermostats, and renewable energy. Please see the Program Outline to determine the type of funding you may qualify for.
Métis Nation–Saskatchewan acknowledges the financial support received from the Government of Canada through the Canada Greener Homes Initiative and the Low Carbon Economy Fund.
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Métis Nation–Saskatchewan Emergency Repairs Program
The Métis Nation–Saskatchewan Emergency Repairs Program (MN–S ERP), a component of the MN–S Housing Strategy, is accepting applications.
The ERP provides a one-time, indirect grant to registered Métis citizens who currently own their homes and have a Gross Annual Household Income of less than $100,000 a year.
Applications go through a selection process that involves a home inspection report that prioritizes needs. Individuals looking for cosmetic fixes will not be eligible.
The application process helps MN–S assess housing conditions and adjust the Housing Strategy to address gaps identified in certain communities.
ERP Guidelines and the ERP application are below. Apply today.
ERP Guidelines – South/Central
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Métis Nation–Saskatchewan First-Time Home Buyers Program
Métis Nation–Saskatchewan (MN–S) is proud to offer the First-Time Home Buyers’ Program to eligible Métis citizens in the province. This program offers financial assistance to citizens purchasing their first home.
Complete program information is here
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