About inukacommunity.ca
Our Story
Our Mission
Our Story
Inuka engaged an experienced real-estate project management consultant in November of 2021 to
support us in bringing together a project development team. Our project team comprises Roadwork
Projects Limited, Ambassador Development Inc., Bockstael Construction, Affinity Architecture Inc. and
A.S.H. Management Group Inc., among others. This te
Inuka engaged an experienced real-estate project management consultant in November of 2021 to
support us in bringing together a project development team. Our project team comprises Roadwork
Projects Limited, Ambassador Development Inc., Bockstael Construction, Affinity Architecture Inc. and
A.S.H. Management Group Inc., among others. This team has worked together over the last 1.5 years
to prepare for the development of affordable, mixed-income housing at 1488 Main Street. The
proposed development will have a total of 72 units, 30 units will be affordable (per CMHC COI) or 41%
of the units. There are 42 market-rate units. The residential units will offer a wide variety of
configurations and sizes, with 24 one-bedroom (all one-bedroom are affordable), 36 two-bedroom units,
and 12 three-bedroom units (6 three-bedroom units are affordable). All units will be accessible and
visitable in a complex featuring the latest green design and technologies. The project also includes the
provision of a common space for the delivery of tenant support services intended to assist community
members with settlement services.
Our Team
Our Mission
Our Story
Our team is made up of experienced professionals who are dedicated to providing exceptional service.
Inukas aspiration is to establish trust based relationships with our clients by understanding their needs and providing solutions that meet/exceed their expectations.
Our Vision
Our Mission
Our Mission
Inuka Community Inc. is a Black-led, Women-led community real-estate developer whose vision is to
create diverse communities by growing the supply of community-owned, energy-efficient, affordable
housing for low- to - moderate-income households. Inuka is a Swahili word that “means to rise/uplift”!
With over 20 community members, Inuka Commun
Inuka Community Inc. is a Black-led, Women-led community real-estate developer whose vision is to
create diverse communities by growing the supply of community-owned, energy-efficient, affordable
housing for low- to - moderate-income households. Inuka is a Swahili word that “means to rise/uplift”!
With over 20 community members, Inuka Community Inc. is determined to ensure that our Black
community flourishes and ‘rises’ in Winnipeg. Many of us moved from various African countries as
international students, skilled immigrants, and refugees, and have made Winnipeg our home. We are
solving housing problems for Black newcomers and other equity-seeking groups and creating
supportive environments for families and individuals to move along the continuum of affordable housing
to homeownership. The leadership team has diverse professional experience in the public sector,
social finance, accounting, project management, transportation, newcomer settlement, and social
innovation.
Our Mission
Our Mission
Our Mission
Our current project’s mission is to build and provide affordable housing within Winnipeg for diverse
communities in the spirit of Ubuntu: “I am because we are!” We aim to infuse and draw inspiration from
a rich cultural frame of reference while upholding the highest standard of execution and integrity.
Out Team has worked in close consultat
Our current project’s mission is to build and provide affordable housing within Winnipeg for diverse
communities in the spirit of Ubuntu: “I am because we are!” We aim to infuse and draw inspiration from
a rich cultural frame of reference while upholding the highest standard of execution and integrity.
Out Team has worked in close consultation since the spring
of 2021. Through a design thinking process, our group
determined that there is a great need for affordable housing in Winnipeg and that newcomers struggle
to integrate due to the high cost of housing.