The Wins, the Learnings, the Plans! What NHA is Up to This Year…
Staff really got down to business last year, and the results are in the pudding. We had lots to celebrate at our first team meeting of 2024 and plenty to fill the coming months, as well.
Here’s a peek at what we’re celebrating, what we’ve learned, and what’s coming in 2024.
NHA’s Resident Wellness Strategy: Research, Findings, and Next Steps
This year, NHA staff and our Board agreed that a priority for the year would be to consider resident wellness from each angle to ensure we continue to evolve and do our best to provide a safe, welcoming, and supportive home for those who make theirs with us.
Increasing Internal Efficiencies Helps NHA Manage Inflation (So Residents Don’t Get Stuck Carrying the Costs)
Our organizational day-to-day and the earning power of our residents are weaved together. And the economic pressures that are felt by one, are felt by the other.
Staff Share What Makes Them Proud to Work at NHA
Our staff form a huge and vital piece of our community and we are proud of that - and them - too. So we wanted to share a bit about what THEY have to say, what they love about being here every day.
NHA’s Mixed-Income Model Creates Unique Opportunities – and Unique Challenges
Norfolk Housing Association is unique in both our model and our approach. We’re proud to be unique, and ardent supporters of a mixed-income model; but the way in which we provide mixed-income housing (there are many ways) comes with some really unique opportunities, as well as some unique challenges.
Stampede 2023: We Get By With a Little Help From our Friends
Every year this event is a true testament to community, but something about this year felt even more so. And it was a true family affair this year, too.
Housing Affordability in Calgary is Critical
If swift action is not taken now, housing affordability will continue to erode at an alarming pace in our city as we continue to lose ground on the supply and condition of non-market affordable housing at a rapid rate. This is causing severe consequences to the social wellbeing of Calgarians, who are at risk of having to spend ever increasing shares of their household income on housing and who are at greater risk of homelessness.
Community Stories: Meet Robert
“To boil it down, I suppose I would say I wish people understood that housing is fundamental to wellness, and wellness is fundamental to happiness and productivity as a participant in community and society, not just as someone who happens to live around here.”