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August 23, 2019

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Young Member Discount - Young members are an important part of the co-op housing movement! Investing in young people and ensuring they have a voice, while also providing the opportunity to grow in the management and governance of the sector, is an important part of leadership renewal and the long-term success of our co-ops.

Why a Young Member Discount? Young members are an important part of the co-op housing movement! Investing in young people and ensuring they have a voice, while also providing the opportunity to grow in the management and governance of the sector, is an important part of leadership renewal and the long-term success of our co-ops. Who can apply? Co-op members or managers under 35 years old. Which events have young member discounts? CHF Canada’s regional education events and CHF Canada’s Annual Meeting both have young member discounts. How much are the discounts? The amount and type of discounts vary. At regional education events, once your co-op has registered one member for the full day, each additional full-day young member is free. At the Annual Meeting, young members receive a 50% discount off registration fees. How do I apply? To receive the discount, follow the directions on the online registration system and choose the young member discount option.

ENERGY EFFICIENT INCENTIVE - To participate in the program the applicant should be a resident of Ontario, residing in a separately metered premise (single, detached, row home and multi residential apartments etc.) serviced by a local distributions company. The applicant should be residing at a minimum 6 consecutive months in the premise and it should be their primary residence.

The Affordability Fund Program To participate in the program the applicant should be a resident of Ontario, residing in a separately metered premise (single, detached, row home and multi residential apartments etc.) serviced by a local distributions company. The applicant should be residing at a minimum 6 consecutive months in the premise and it should be their primary residence. People that would not be eligible to participate in the Affordability Fund Program are people who are eligible for other income tested programs including: Home Assistance Program (HAP), Low-Income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP), Ontario Electricity Support Program (OESP), Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) and similar kinds of programs. The tenants would have to apply individually, and the hydro bill would have to be in their name, coming from Toronto Hydro. If the tenants are low income, they will not be eligible for our program, but rather the Home As...

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