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Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities · Contribution program

Reaching Home

The purpose of Reaching Home is to support Canadian communities in their efforts to prevent and reduce homelessness. This is accomplished by mobilizing partners at the federal, provincial/territorial and community levels, as well as the private and voluntary sectors, and other stakeholders, to address barriers to well-being faced by those who are homeless or at imminent risk of homelessness.

Total value
$10.8B
Agreements
570
Apr 2019 to May 2026
Median agreement
$5.4M
Typical range
$1.1M–$14.6M
the middle half of agreements

Federal grants and contributions, agreements starting Jan 2006 to Oct 2026, each counted once at its latest amended value. Source: Treasury Board proactive disclosure, published October 11, 2026.

See every record for this program on the government’s search. How to apply: look up the program on Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities’s website.

Who got it

Organizations with the most funding under this program.

RecipientAgreementsTotal
Ministère de la Santé et des Services sociaux4$1.6B
City Of Toronto4$1.1B
Lu'ma Native BCH Housing Society8$1B
City of Ottawa5$527M
Calgary Homeless Foundation3$503M
Homeward Trust Foundation4$450M
End Homelessness Winnipeg Inc.4$300M
Regional Municipality of Peel4$285M
City of Hamilton4$254M
Aboriginal Labour Force Development Circle3$219M
United Way Of Greater Toronto3$197M
Ontario Federation of Indigenous Friendship Centers4$174M
Métis Nation - Saskatchewan Secretariat Inc.8$135M
Regional Municipality of Durham4$122M
Stoney Nakoda - Tsuut'ina Tribal Council Ltd.4$120M
The Corporation of the City of London4$117M
Regional Municipality of Waterloo4$117M
Red Road Healing Society4$116M
Namerind Housing Corporation6$115M
Affordable Housing Association of Nova Scotia4$111M
Saint John Human Development Council Inc.14$107M
Saskatoon Housing Initiatives Programs, Inc5$102M
United Way Simcoe Muskoka3$101M
Regional Municipality of Niagara4$96.4M
City of Windsor3$82.3M
Rural Development Network Society6$77.6M
Yukon Anti-Poverty Coalition7$73.7M
City of Yellowknife3$68.4M
Nunavut Tunngavik Inc7$67.3M
The Corporation of the County of Simcoe2$64.3M
Corporation of the Regional Municipality of Halton2$63.2M
Ontario First Nations Technical Services Corporation3$57.1M
Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs Secretariat Inc.4$56.6M
Coalition Of Hamilton Indigenous Leadership Inc.4$54.8M
City of Iqaluit3$51M
Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations4$50.2M
Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness2$50.1M
City of Lethbridge6$50M
United Way British Columbia6$48.3M
Central Okanagan Foundation3$48.2M
Capital Regional District2$46.6M
City of Red Deer6$46.3M
Manitoba Métis Federation3$45.8M
County of Wellington3$41.8M
End Homelessness St. John's Inc.2$40.6M
Cree Nation Government4$40.2M
Lakehead Social Planning Council4$40M
British Columbia Ministry of Housing1$39.9M
City of Greater Sudbury6$38.8M
Indian Youth Friendship Society3$37.7M

Plus 24 agreements ($217M) to individuals, sole proprietors and recipients this site does not name. They count in every total above. Why

By year

Agreements by the year they started.

YearAgreementsTotal
2019218$7.1B
202066$552M
202134$2.3B
2022122$132M
202334$143M
202456$446M
202535$144M
20265$5.5M

By province

Province or territoryAgreementsTotal
Ontario121$4B
Quebec121$1.8B
British Columbia83$1.6B
Alberta62$1.5B
Manitoba29$541M
Saskatchewan28$437M
Nova Scotia13$192M
New Brunswick20$140M
Nunavut14$121M
Newfoundland and Labrador11$120M
Northwest Territories23$112M
Yukon39$112M
Prince Edward Island6$31.9M

By type of recipient

As the department classified the recipient.

Recipient typeAgreementsTotal
Not stated by the department419$7.3B
Government33$1.8B
Not-for-profit organizations and charities65$1.4B
Indigenous recipients53$354M

Latest agreements

StartRecipientValue
May 2026Monoqonuwicik - Neoteetjg Mosigisg Inc.$2,511,222
Mar 2026Blackfoot Confederacy Tribal Council$1,769,283
Mar 2026Stoney Nakoda - Tsuut'ina Tribal Council Ltd.$676,561
Feb 2026Northwest Territories Housing Corporation$309,138
Feb 2026Fort Smith Métis Council$250,000
Aug 2025Hamlet of Gjoa Haven$569,773
Mar 2025Little Salmon Carmacks First Nation$537,480
Mar 2025Little Salmon Carmacks First Nation$521,876
Mar 2025Ucluelet First Nation$540,397
Mar 2025Ucluelet First Nation$524,706
Mar 2025shishálh Nation$1,037,441
Mar 2025shishálh Nation$1,007,015
Mar 2025First Nations Housing & Infrastructure Council$15,170,208
Mar 2025First Nations Housing & Infrastructure Council$14,843,958
Mar 2025Confederacy of Treaty Six First Nations$5,390,091
Mar 2025Confederacy of Treaty Six First Nations$5,274,433
Mar 2025Yellowknives Dene First Nation$2,303,574
Mar 2025Dene Nation$2,344,074
Mar 2025Toquaht Nation$539,668
Mar 2025Toquaht Nation$523,999
Mar 2025Uchucklesaht Tribe Government$504,686
Mar 2025Uchucklesaht Tribe Government$490,054
Mar 2025Treaty 8 First Nations of Alberta$4,874,296
Mar 2025Treaty 8 First Nations of Alberta$4,769,705
Mar 2025National Indian Brotherhood$4,713,401