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The FNHC is an organization that empowers First Nations to collaborate with national stakeholders. Together, they create innovating housing solutions with a holistic ‘First Nations-led approach’ which strengthens and uplifts their communities.
The First Nations Housing Community (FNHC) consists of 9 founding members, listed as follows:
The goal of the First Nations Housing Community is to have First Nations working together to empower and educate one another.
Please contact our event coordinator, TAG Creative Strategy at 807-622-1979.
You can also email us at [email protected]
FNHC mainly serves First Nation Community across the Canada.
The First Nations Housing Conference (FNHC) is Canada’s largest and longest-running event dedicated to First Nations housing. It brings together community leaders, housing professionals, and government representatives from across the country to connect with suppliers, attend workshops, and collaborate on housing solutions.
First Nations Housing Conference is ideal for housing professionals both in technical and administrative departments, Housing Managers, Chief & Council, and companies dedicated to housing solutions within First Nation communities.
The FNHC Conference is a national event that unites attendees from all across Canada. In recent history, it has been held in Thunder Bay, ON; the location is determined annually based on attendee feedback and logistical feasibility.
The conference topics vary from year to year and reflect current issues and concerns related to First Nations housing conditions. Detailed information — including topics, speaker bios, and session descriptions — is published annually on our website. You can access this year’s details on our agenda.
Please register through this link. You will be asked to provide your personal information for internal reference. FNHC ensures that your data is securely handled and used solely for conference-related purposes, in accordance with our privacy policy.
Please register through this link. You will be asked to provide some personal information for review purposes. FNHC ensures that your data is securely handled and used solely for conference-related purposes, in accordance with our privacy policy.
Affiliate delegates from a participating Tribal Council are entitled to special rates. Please contact our event coordinators, TAG Creative Strategy at (807) 622-1979 for more information.
It is possible to cancel your registration if your travel is delayed or impacted by unforeseen or circumstances beyond your control. If you need to cancel your registration, kindly contact us at (807) 622-1979.
If your cancellation is due to circumstances unforeseen or beyond your control, you may be eligible for a refund prior to the event. Please contact us at (807) 622-1979 for more information.
There is no limit on the number of people who can register per community.
Affiliates receive a maximum of two free passes to attend the conference, and every additional affiliate will cost an additional $600 for admission.
If you are an affiliate delegate please note that each Affiliate community is entitled to have ONE ROOM covered by the conference for up to four nights with a maximum of two guests per room.
If you are a non-affiliate delegate, travel and accommodation costs are the responsibility of the delegate.
Yes. The following meals are provided for all delegates attending in person:
– Breakfast and lunch on Day 1, Day 2, and Day 3
– Banquet dinner on the evening of Day 2 (Wednesday)
The speakers vary each year and are carefully selected based on the conference theme and topics. Typically, speakers are housing professionals, subject matter experts, and community leaders who bring valuable insights and are dedicated to advancing positive change within the First Nations Housing Community.
Yes. Session recordings will be available and can be accessed for reference after the conference.
Yes, please reach out to [email protected] to discuss speaking opportunities.
Please contact our event coordinator, TAG Creative Strategy at 807-622-1979. You can also email us at [email protected]
Sponsorship packages can be found on our website under the Sponsorship page.
You can download the details and review the available opportunities. For further inquiries, please contact our event coordinator, TAG Creative Strategy, at 807-622-1979 or email us at [email protected].
Sponsorship packages can be found on our website under the Sponsorship page.
All exhibitors receive the following as part of their registration:
For further inquiries, please contact our event coordinator, TAG Creative Strategy, at 807-622-1979 or email us at [email protected].
Yes, please reach out to us to secure your corporate opportunities at [email protected].
The webinar topics and speakers will vary by date to reflect current issues and concerns related to First Nations housing conditions. Each year, detailed information — including the topics, speaker bios, and session descriptions — will be published on our website for your reference.
Yes, the webinars are free.
The Webinars are 45 minutes long in total:
The actual Webinars are streamed live. A recording of the Webinar will be made available after the live event for your reference.
You can register for a Webinar by registering here.
Each Webinar requires individual registration in order to access the link.
If you miss a Webinar, a recording will be made available to you. Please note: If you wish to attend the Q&A session, you must attend the Webinar.
Our Webinars are held live on Zoom.
The First Nations Housing Webinar series includes 12 webinars. You will need to register for each individual Webinar to receive the correct link. The link will be sent to you after registration is complete.
If you experience technical difficulties, please contact us at (807) 622-1979 or email us directly at [email protected].
In order to become a Webinar presenter, please contact us at (807) 622-1979, or email us at [email protected] to discuss speaking and presentation opportunities.
Absolutely! Please send your ideas to [email protected]
