US EditionNova Scotia loans $3.68 million to Phoenix House for youth housing in Halifax - Halifax Examiner
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Nova Scotia loans $3.68 million to Phoenix House for youth housing in Halifax - Halifax Examiner
Apartments on Kencrest Avenue will be available for young people to rent at 30% of their income. The post Nova Scotia loans $3.68 million to Phoenix House for youth housing in Halifax appeared first on Halifax Examiner.
Province announces new supportive housing for youth, young families
HALFAX: More youth and young families will soon have access to safe, supportive housing through a partnership between Phoenix Youth Programs, the Affordable Housing Association of Nova Scotia and the province. “We made a promise to make more housing available to Nova Scotians who need it most, and we are keeping our promise,” said Colton LeBlanc, Minister of Growth and Development. “The first of its kind in Nova Scotia, this new housing is both …
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