We believe everyone should have a safe, secure, and affordable home.
Strengthen British Columbia’s non-profit housing sector through advocacy, education, and support.
BCNPHA staff members are proud to support a diverse and thriving non-profit housing sector.
Our board directors represent four British Columbia regions and various housing types.
Discover how BCNPHA strengthens BC non-profit housing. Explore our annual reports for key achievements and insights.
BCNPHA embeds Reconciliation and Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion principles into our organization and the broader community housing sector.
Recognizing outstanding individual and organizational achievements in furthering the cause of affordable housing across BC.
It starts with a vision to connect non-profit housing providers across British Columbia. We kick it off with our first annual conference.
Find BCNPHA templates and guides, member and supplier directories, policy support, and more.
Your place for data-backed research and advocacy tools, resources, and policy submissions.
Access operational resources, membership support, and case studies.
Explore newsletters and releases to learn more about BCNPHA and the work we do.
A comprehensive list of offerings to keep you moving forward.
Our programs save members millions of dollars on products and services that support their operations.
Helping you balance performance, risk, and cost.
From event and educational sponsorship to making your voice heard or even sharing your own story, there are plenty of ways to support the cause of affordable housing.
BCNPHA’s custom-developed suite of online courses for your leadership, operations and frontline staff.
Canada’s top affordable housing event attracts 1,600+ delegates for learning, networking, and connection.
Check out our range of industry leading professional development and networking opportunities.
Access local professional development and networking at RENT events across BC.
Register for upcoming HousingU courses and online events, or explore past events and recorded webinars.
More
With the third National Day for Truth and Reconciliation taking place on September 30, we join everyone honouring the children who never returned home and Survivors of residential schools, their families, and communities. In recognition of the event, BCNPHA’s offices will be closed on October 2.
As an employer and an organization with an advocacy and education mandate, BCNPHA is committed to reconciliation. We are encouraging our staff and everyone else to take some time on September 30 to attend a local event, wear orange or find a meaningful opportunity for personal learning and reflection.
If you are a Survivor and need assistance, the National Indian Residential School Crisis Line is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week at 1–866-925-4419.
Below is a list of events and resources. Please email communications@bcnpha.ca if there is something we should add.
Events in BC
Abbotsford
Kamloops
Maple Ridge
Metro Vancouver
Nanaimo
New Westminster
Prince George
Vancouver
Victoria
Whistler
Resources
Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada calls to action
Canadian Museum of Human Rights Truth and Reconciliation (permanent exhibition)
Witness Blanket – explore the voices of Survivors who share their experiences
IndigiNews – published stories from Alphonse Little Poplar (Link 1) (Link 2)
Bones of Crows (film coming to CBC)
21 Things You May not Know about the Indian Act (book)
Finding Cleo (podcast)
Indian Horse (book)
Government of Canada website
Government of BC web page
BCNPHA web page on reconciliation and decolonization
Become a Member