Resident Resources
Eligibility Criteria
Inuka Community Inc. is dedicated to providing sustainable, affordable housing for low- to moderate-income households in Winnipeg. Our housing initiatives prioritize equity-deserving groups, including Black, Indigenous, and newcomer communities. We offer a mix of deeply affordable and market-rate units, with 40% of units priced under $600/month.
Income Level
Low to moderate income level
Community
Priority for Black, Indigenous, and newcomer groups.
Location
Living in or moving to Winnipeg
Engagement
Willing to be part of a supportive community
Participation
Open to joining support programs.
How to Apply
Applying for affordable housing with Inuka Community Inc. is a straightforward process designed to connect you with a supportive community. Follow these simple steps to begin your journey toward stable and affordable housing.
Step 1
Check
Eligibility
Ensure you meet the income and residency requirements.
Step 2
Complete the Application Form
Provide your personal details and housing needs.
Step 3
Submit Supporting Documents
Include proof of income and identification
Step 4
Await
Confirmation
Our team will review your application and contact you
FAQs
Who can apply to live in an Inuka Community home?
Anyone with low to moderate income can apply. We prioritize families and individuals from equity-deserving groups, including newcomers, refugees, Black and racialized families, and those on EIA or other forms of social assistance.
What types of units are available?
We offer a mix of studios, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments. A portion of all units are designated as deeply affordable social housing.
What does “deeply affordable housing” mean?
Social housing units are offered at significantly reduced rent starting under $600/month, made possible through public and philanthropic investment. Rent is based on income and geared toward long-term affordability.
Do I have to be working to qualify for housing?
No. Many of our residents will be people receiving EIA, CPP, or other forms of income support. Our goal is to provide stability regardless of employment status, while helping those who want to find work or training to do so.
What documents do I need to apply?
- Tenant application
- Proof of Income
- References
- Credit Report
- Tenant Insurance – optional
Can I join support programs before moving in?
NO – Currently there are no support programs.
The pilot support program has concluded and the continuing support programs will be available for tenants only.
What kind of support is offered after I move in?
Available support is based on income; examples: Rent Geared to Income (GRI), Upskilling and employment support among others.
How long is the waitlist?
This being a new build, the waitlist will be based on demand when the building is occupied.
