Housing Department
The Lheidli T’enneh Housing Department plays an important role in the functioning of the community by fulfilling a basic human right for housing. As such, the Department strives to provide adequate housing to community members in a fair and equitable manner.
Having a safe and consistent living space is important in developing security and stability. Lheidli recognizes this and is proud to support its band members by offering housing opportunities to suit their needs.
Applying for Housing
Housing is a right. Whether it’s renting temporarily or living in your own home, it’s important to understand your rights, and also your responsibilities. The following links provide additional information.
Housing Policy – this policy manual is a tool to enhance the delivery of the Lheidli housing program and services on the reserve. The Housing Policy is not law; it is a set of rules and guidelines, that have been approved by the Band government on the way in which housing is to be managed, and the way in which clients and community members are to conduct themselves with regards to on-reserve housing. By having these policies available, everyone can abide by the same set of rules and have fewer problems.
Housing Application – this is the application that needs to be filled out to apply for housing. Eligibility for subsidized on-reserve housing is governed by the following set of guidelines:
- The primary applicant is a registered member of the Band
- The application form is correctly completed
- The applicant has no outstanding debt to the Band
- The applicant provides income verification
Meet the People
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Tabatha Flynn Wendy Jael
Tabatha Flynn is the Housing Manager and Wendy Jael is the Assistant Housing Manager for Lheidli T’enneh.
As the Housing Manager, Tabatha’s role is more focused on developing policy and procedures, ensuring living arrangements for band members, working with funding agencies and meeting reporting requirements. Tabatha prepares proposals for new living units, applies for funding to renovate existing homes. Wendy focuses more into the field work, routine housing department administrative activities, coordination for O&M work with Asset Manager, inspections and ensuring the data management. Even when armed a plan, Wendy finds a new challenge every day as she helps band members address housing concerns. Wendy also sits on the Emergency Response Committee which educates and updates community members on potential emergencies that may impact their living arrangements.
Both Tabatha and Wendy has worked in a wide range of positions. Both of them care and desire to help others struggling to find stability in their lives.
Contact
Lheidli T’enneh Housing Department
- 1041 Whenun Road Prince George, BC V2K 5X8
- Tel: 250-617-7683
- Fax: 250-963-6954
- Email: housingmanager@lheidli.ca
