What has the City of Toronto done to address the lack of permanent affordable and supportive housing?

City Council adopted the HousingTO 2020-2030 Action Plan to address housing and homelessness challenges in the City of Toronto. It has an ambitious aim to help over 341,000 households over the next 10 years through a number of key actions including approving 40,000 new permanent affordable rental homes (including 18,000 supportive housing units) and helping people achieve and maintain housing stability.

HousingTO 2020-2030 Action Plan is estimated to cost all orders of government $24 billion to deliver. Of this, the City has requested a Federal commitment of $7.9 billion ($6.43 billion outstanding) and Provincial request of $7.0 billion ($6.96 billion outstanding)

 

  Learn more about the HousingTO 2020-2030 Action Plan

  What will the HousingTO 2020-2030 Action Plan Achieve?

What is Modular Housing?

Modular housing is prefabricated housing, built off-site in a factory and transported to the site for assembly, providing an innovative and cost-effective way to build small-scale infill housing. This is a rapid, dignified response to connect people experiencing homelessness with homes and appropriate support to help them achieve housing stability.

  • The City committed to create 1,000 permanent modular homes in Toronto.
  • City Council approved the first two phases of the project that will create 100 permanent modular homes on City-owned sites by fall 2020 and an additional 150 homes by spring 2021.
  • To support these goals, capital and operating support is required from the Federal and Provincial governments, including capital investments to build at least 750 additional modular supportive housing units, and operating support to provide housing benefits and support services for residents.

Learn more about the Toronto Modular Housing Initiative.

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