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Manitoba Housing Social Housing Rental Program
MB Social Housing
Manitoba Housing's Social Housing Rental Program provides subsidized, quality housing (apartments, townhouses, and other units) for low-income Manitobans in the greatest housing need. Rent is geared to income, so tenants pay an affordable share of their household income.
Conseils utiles pour la demande
Apply even if your situation seems borderline — eligibility is based on core housing need and income limits. Keep your household income updated each year to maintain eligibility. If you have a disability, ask about accessible units and supports available through Manitoba Housing.
Qui peut être admissible
You may qualify if you are in core housing need (your housing is inadequate, unaffordable, or unsuitable), are a Canadian citizen, permanent resident, refugee claimant, or have legal status to live or work in Canada, and your total adjusted household income is at or below the Social Housing Rental Program income limits set by Manitoba Housing.
Documents requis
Proof of Manitoba residency, Canadian citizenship, permanent resident, refugee claimant, or legal status to live or work in Canada, total household income information, and details about your current housing situation.
Comment présenter une demande
Apply through Manitoba Housing with your household income, family, and housing situation. You must verify your eligibility annually to stay in the program.
Erreurs courantes à éviter
A common mistake is not keeping income information updated, which is required annually to stay eligible. Another is assuming only very low income qualifies; eligibility is based on core housing need and income limits. People also miss that refugee claimants and people with legal status to live or work in Canada can apply.
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