Housing

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Resources:

Types of Housing

A. Ontario

Advocacy Centre for the Elderly Retirement Homes and Long-Term Care Facilities: What You Should Know About The Differences

Advocacy Centre for the Elderly. A Check List if you are Shopping for a Retirement Home

 

Housing Discrimination

A. Centre for Equality Rights in Accommodation (CERA)

Human Rights in Housing in Canada: An Advocate's Guide. 2007. 

bulletDescription: This guide provides housing workers, social service providers, and community advocates with tools to help them effectively challenge discrimination in housing. Produced by CERA.

Housing and Ontario's  Human Rights Code 2005

bulletDescription: An overview of the Ontario Human Rights Code as it relates to housing. Explains what discrimination  is and explains  it in the context of housing  Ontario's Human Rights Code. Produced by CERA.

CERA submission to Ontario Human Rights Commission on Human Rights and Housing

bulletDescription: Describes discrimination in housing in the context of international law, broad systemic issues.

 

Canadian Housing Equality Resources.

bulletDescription: A national web site developed to provide community advocates with tools to effectively challenge discrimination in housing.  Produced by CERA.

The Right to Adequate Housing. 2006.

bulletDescription: This booklet explains how to stand up for the right to adequate housing under Canadian and international law. Produced by Centre for Equality Rights in Accommodation

Ontario's Human Rights Code, Disability and the Duty to Accommodate. 2003.

bulletDescription:  This guide describes human rights law as it pertains to disability, housing, and the duty to accommodate. Produced by CERA.

 

B. Ontario  Human Rights Commission http://www.ohrc.on.ca

Family Status.

bulletDescription: This section on the Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) web site describes "family status" (being in a parent and child relationship) a which includes adults caring for aging parents or relatives with disabilities.  It describes the duty to accommodate and explains how the Ontario Human Rights Code protects specific family relationships from discrimination in the areas of employment, housing, and services. Produced by OHRC.

Age Discrimination and Housing

bulletDescription: A fact sheet on age discrimination and housing.

 

 

 

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