TWC is proud to be a part of the team that drafted the new Affordable Housing Strategy in Guelph - which was approved by Council on Tuesday December 10, 2024. Congratulations City of Guelph!
About us
Tim Welch Consulting Inc. (TWC) is a full-service housing research, planning and development firm that has helped clients achieve their affordable housing goals since 2003. - TWC's depth and range of affordable housing experience includes: - Providing Housing Strategies and Housing Action Plans for municipalities and community organizations including - Regeneration, Asset Management and Housing and Homelessness reports - Performing Housing Program Evaluations - Administering affordable housing programs for Service Managers - Researching and Drafting Housing Needs Studies - Creating Business Plans and Budgets for new affordable housing - Successfully accessing government start-up and capital funding in the building of new affordable housing - Providing full project management support from project initiation to occupancy - As a recognized expert in policy, advocacy and the creation of affordable housing, TWC's creative solutions are in demand by community-based housing organizations, private sector developers, municipalities and other groups interested in innovative, affordable housing options. With a strong track record in the successful design and delivery of affordable housing plans, projects and programs, TWC can provide clients with assured housing services. We are passionate about affordable housing and look forward to working with you to achieve your goals.
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http://www.twcinc.ca/
External link for Tim Welch Consulting Inc
- Industry
- Architecture and Planning
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Cambridge , Ontario
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2003
Locations
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26 Colborne Street
Cambridge , Ontario N1R 1R2, CA
Employees at Tim Welch Consulting Inc
Updates
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We are thrilled to have supported Riverdale Co-operative Homes in their latest project - a 26-unit housing development - and are proud to see the Co-op get the recognition they deserve, on National Housing Day no less! Congratulations to Riverdale Co-operative Homes for your commitment to inclusive housing, including reserving five homes for artists and cultural workers and enhancing accessibility and community spaces!
City of Toronto and Riverdale Co-op open 26 affordable rental homes on National Housing Day
toronto.ca
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As we mark National Housing Day, we reminded of the pivotal role affordable housing plays in shaping vibrant, resilient communities. Affordable housing development is more than just building homes; it’s about creating sustainable, inclusive communities where people can thrive. Every day, we are grateful to work with organizations that are focused on delivering these outcomes in their respective communities. On this National Housing Day, let’s reflect on the progress we’ve made and the continued work ahead. Together, we can create a future where everyone has a safe, affordable place to call home.
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We are excited to be in attendance at the 2024 Housing Symposium at the Halifax Central Library. This event brings together passionate individuals and organizations dedicated to addressing the pressing issue of housing and homelessness. We look forward to thought-provoking discussions and shared innovative ideas on how to create meaningful change in our communities.
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We are excited to see progress and congratulate Support House for reaching this significant achievement in their affordable housing development journey!
From a hole in the ground comes great things. TWC Inc. is pleased to be working with our client Support House on this exciting 12 unit permanent affordable housing project in Acton. Our development partners Invizij Architects and Schilthuis Construction along with numerous sub-trades are providing their expertise and experience. Funding partners Halton Region, Town of Halton Hills and the Government of Canada are helping to pay the bills. Give us about a year and we will start to see the first residents moving in.
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We were excited to see the official announcement that two projects we are working on with the Tawaak Housing Association will be moving ahead thanks to receiving NICHI funding. https://lnkd.in/e2HdTrwt
NICHI announces Atlantic recipients of funding to advance critical Indigenous housing projects in urban, rural and northern areas and address urgent and unmet needs - NICHI
https://nichi.ca
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Our colleague is conducting research on a very relevant topic and which some of our clients are navigating on a regular basis. If you have time, please participate and share.
My name is Katie Brousseau, and I am a Master of Planning student at Dalhousie University. I am conducting research regarding forced evictions from homeless encampments on public lands in Nova Scotia, Ontario, and British Columbia. In light of a growing housing and homelessness crisis in Canada, the purpose of this research is to understand how Canadian courts, government agencies, and shelter providers, respectively, perceive and interpret standards of “adequate” and “sufficient” emergency shelter. I am seeking employees of emergency shelters in Nova Scotia, Ontario, and British Columbia to participate in a voluntary survey regarding shelter protocols, policies, and procedures regarding the tracking of available shelter beds. This survey also seeks feedback regarding what it means for shelter to be “adequate”. Thank you, in advance, for your participation. If you would like to receive a copy of the final report, and/or if you have any questions or concerns regarding this study, please email me at: katie.brousseau@dal.ca. https://lnkd.in/gzdHUuXt
Forced Eviction from Homeless Encampments on Public Lands: Canadian Courts’ Interpretations and Stakeholder Perceptions of “Adequate” and “Sufficient” Shelter
surveymonkey.com
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A great article that highlights the positive impacts that housing has on individuals! TWC is proud to have supported KW Urban Native Wigwam Project through their journey that created 30 new affordable apartments for Indigenous individuals in the City of Cambridge. https://lnkd.in/gcVKYFMr
'It's given me a new life:' New affordable apartment supports Indigenous community
cambridgetoday.ca