Grant and Funding Programs Offered by Grey County Housing
Overview of Available Grants and Funding
Grey County Housing is a municipal government organization in Ontario that administers housing programs including rent-geared-to-income housing, Ontario Renovates forgivable loans, Homeownership Program loans, Rent Supplement Program, Short-Term Shelter Program, and Supportive Housing. The organization manages 997 affordable housing units across 35 sites and partners with provincial and federal funding to support affordable housing creation and repair. View Grey County Housing's website for more information.
Content last updated: March 20, 2026
About Grey County Housing
What is the mission of Grey County Housing?
Grey County Housing believes everyone deserves a safe and affordable place to call home. The organization supports the community by helping individuals who are at risk of, or are experiencing homelessness, through various housing programs and services.
What type of organization is Grey County Housing?
Grey County Housing is a Municipal government.
What is Grey County Housing's official website?
Grey County Housing's official website is https://www.grey.ca/resident-services/community-services/housing-programs-and-services.
What else should I know about Grey County Housing?
Role of Grey County Housing in the Funding Ecosystem
Grey County Housing serves as a key administrator of affordable housing programs in Grey County, Ontario. The organization leverages both provincial and federal funding to deliver multiple housing assistance programs aimed at supporting low to moderate income households, seniors, families, and individuals experiencing homelessness.
Housing Programs Offered
Grey County Housing provides several distinct program streams:
- Rent-Geared-to-Income Housing: Managing 997 units across 35 sites in various municipalities, with tenants paying approximately 30% of gross household income.
- Ontario Renovates: Forgivable loans up to $15,000 for major home repairs (furnace, roof replacements) and grants up to $5,000 for accessibility modifications (ramps, handrails, bath lifts).
- Homeownership Program: Loans up to 5% of purchase price to help renters transition to homeownership.
- Rent Supplement Program: Additional rental assistance.
- Short-Term Shelter Program: Emergency housing support available 24/7 via 211.
- Supportive Housing: New 12-unit supportive housing centre in Owen Sound providing integrated housing and support services.
Eligibility and Application Process
Eligibility varies by program but generally targets low to moderate income households, seniors, families, and individuals at risk of or experiencing homelessness. Applications are processed through a Coordinated Access System, with income limits set annually by the province under the Housing Services Act 2011.