National Housing Day (NHD) Luncheon

National Housing Day (NHD) Luncheon

Celebrated annually by communities across Canada, NHD is a day to awareness of the importance and need for housing.

By Homeward Trust

Date and time

Fri, Nov 22, 2024 11:15 AM - 1:30 PM MST

Location

Coast Edmonton Plaza Hotel, Valley Ballroom

10155 105 Street Edmonton, AB T5J 1E2 Canada

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event
Eventbrite's fee is nonrefundable.

Agenda

Agenda
Untitled agenda

11:30 AM - 1:30 PM

Event Timeline


11:15am - Doors Open 11:45am - Welcome Greetings & Blessing 12:00- Lunch Service 12:15pm- Keynote Speaker 1:30pm - Event Concludes

About this event

  • Event lasts 2 hours 15 minutes

Every year, communities across Canada mark National Housing Day on November 22, as a day to raise awareness about the importance and need for affordable housing.

This year, we’re excited to welcome Cheryll Case, Founder and Executive Director of CP Planning, as our keynote speaker for this special luncheon. Cheryll leads a non-profit network implementing a human rights-based approach to planning, prioritizing improving access to housing, jobs, and living standards, particularly for marginalized groups. Headquartered in Toronto, CP Planning supports leaders in Cities across Ontario, including Ottawa, Peel, Markham, and Hamilton.

Her keynote will focus on how affordable housing contributes to economic resiliency and creates opportunities—not just for individuals, but for communities as a whole. She’ll share practical insights from her work on how smart planning can lead to more sustainable, inclusive growth.

Event Agenda

11:15am - Doors Open

11:45am - Welcome Greetings & Blessing

12:00- Lunch Service

12:15pm- Keynote Speaker

1:30pm - Event Concludes

Please help support a community member with lived experience or from marginalized communities by purchasing a "Community Member" ticket in Eventbrite to sponsor them attending this year's luncheon for a more inclusive event.





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Organized by

Homeward Trust Edmonton is the community-based organization that provides leadership and resources toward ending homelessness in Edmonton. We fulfill our mandate by leading initiatives and programs, engaging our community, conducting research, creating awareness, and funding housing and support projects. Since launching the Housing First program in 2009, over 15,000 people have been connected to housing through Housing First and related programs. Current priorities build on the strengths of this program and the capacity of committed community agencies, with added attention to diversion, sustainability and permanent supportive housing in a systems planning approach.