News Releases

The Housing Central partners acknowledge that today’s provincial budget reflects the challenging fiscal environment we live in. At the same time, it’s disappointing that BC Budget 2026 scales back investments into community housing when the need for affordable housing is more critical than ever.  Read more >

“I definitely am proud,” Pfoh said. “Receiving this Reconciliation Award is an affirmation of the work that our people have been taking up all across, not just in the not-for-profit housing and supportive services, but in First Nations, in Métis Nations, in the Inuit communities.” Read more >

Thank you to all of our current sponsors! Sponsorship opportunities are available until April 28, 2026. Read more about our current sponsors through the link. Read more >

Backed by provincial funding, the Rental Protection Fund was created as a partnership between the BC Non-Profit Housing Association, Co-operative Housing Federation BC, and the Aboriginal Housing Management Association. Read more >

AHMA’s Op-Ed, “Housing is reconciliation: why Canada must prioritize Indigenous housing,” was featured in The Hill Times, highlighting the need for action on Indigenous housing. Read more >

The British Columbia Reconciliation Award recognizes individuals, groups and organizations who have demonstrated exceptional leadership, integrity, respect and commitment to furthering reconciliation or inspired others to continue reconciliation efforts.  Read more >

The Aboriginal Housing Management Association (AHMA) and Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that affirms a shared commitment to advancing affordable, safe, and culturally appropriate housing for Métis people across British Columbia, while strengthening pathways to improved health and well-being. Read more >

A $600,000 three-year grant to the Aboriginal Housing Management Association (AHMA), an umbrella organization that supports 48 Indigenous housing and service providers across B.C. The grant will support AHMA members in managing their building portfolios and identifying retrofit opportunities across their housing stock, including projects that cut emissions and upgrade homes for climate resilience. Read more >

In 2025, AHMA contributed to research, reports, and engagement to further Urban Indigenous housing rights. A full list of 2025 highlights is available here. Read more >

 Fort Nelson Aboriginal Friendship Society (FNAFS) and the Aboriginal Housing Management Association (AHMA) are pleased to share news of an important project that will benefit the Fort Nelson community and reflect our shared commitment to safe, sustainable, and culturally respectful housing. Read more >