Qalipu First Nation is committed to identifying and initiating programs and services in support of members current and future housing and accommodations needs. Housing for our People is about our People, placing an importance on our youth, our families, and our seniors to strengthen our community, continue the growth of our culture, and keep us connected to who we are.

Members are encouraged to reach out to:

Housing Development Officer
Travis Hulan
(709) 634-3176
thulan@qalipu.ca

Housing Program Development Youth Intern
Jason Park
709-634-0411
jpark@qalipu.ca

Here you can leave you feedback surrounding your current and future housing and accommodation needs. We remind members that when sending an email or a voicemail to ensure you leave your phone number so we can reach back out to you!

Kwe’, Hello,

We all need access to safe and affordable housing and the security it contributes to our overall quality of life.

Your leadership at Qalipu First Nation is driven by this belief and we are seeking your input to guide the creation of a modern Community Housing Strategy. An action plan for making this belief a reality.

We are respectfully requesting that every household, regardless of size (single, single-parent family, married/ common law, or retired) take approximately 20 – 30 minutes to complete this survey. The survey will run from Dec 7, 2020 to Dec 21, 2020 noon.

Wela’lin

Please click here to take the survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/PWF6NBB

Qalipu First Nation is pleased to announce an enhanced focus on housing and accommodations among members in our province by way of establishing a Housing Committee.  The new committee aims to better understand issues and concerns, identify appropriate programs to help provide immediate support, and seek sources of funding for housing and accommodations.

The Housing Committee is made up of three Ward Councilors, Brian Dicks, Ivan White Sr. and Calvin Francis; and two staff support people, Manager of Health Mitch Blanchard and Director of Education and Training Monique Carroll.

Following their first meeting in January of this year, the committee would like to collect as much information as possible from the membership by way of a survey which will be available online February 18 – April 12 and shared at upcoming ward meetings.  Paper copies of the survey with postage paid return envelopes will also be mailed to the Elders Mailing List group.

This survey does not collect any personal identifying information and your participation will be anonymous.

Please, take a moment to share your input and point of view to help us better understand housing and accommodation issues, concerns and needs.

Click here to take the survey