RentSafe
An easy to read and follow guide.
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Towards healthy homes for all: What the RentSafe findings mean for public health in Canada
Housing is considered to be a core social determinant of health (SDH) and intersects with a number of other SDH — including food insecurity and inadequate income — to create population health inequities.
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Welcome to RentSafe
CPCHE is leading an ambitious initiative to address unhealthy housing conditions affecting tenants living on low income in both urban and rural communities in Ontario.
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RentSafe Tenants’ Rights Advocates Network releases three videos
In November 2017, RentSafe tenant advocates from three rural communities in Ontario came together to discuss shared concerns about housing conditions and what is needed to ensure healthy homes for all.
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RentSafe EquIP – Equity-focused Intersectoral Practice for housing habitability and health equity in Owen Sound.
A research project that aims to catalyze and support meaningful interaction among people from diverse sectors.
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RentSafe report highlights key findings from research with multiple sectors and sets forth recommendations for action
This report summarizes the findings of RentSafe baseline research over the past three years and offers recommendations for action to improve intersectoral action and capacity to ensure healthy housing conditions for all people of Ontario.
Latest News
Tenant Involved Strategies for Achieving Health Equity
RentSafe was featured during a panel on ‘Tenant-engaged strategies for achieving health equity through the right to healthy, affordable housing’ at the annual conference of the Canadian Public Health Association, Ottawa, 1 May 2019.
The transformational story of CPCHE’s #RentSafe initiative – working upstream and across sectoral divides towards healthy housing for all.
Towards equity-focused intersectoral practice (EquIP) in children’s environmental health and housing: the transformational story of RentSafe
RentSafe Advocates Network
In November 2017, RentSafe tenant advocates from three rural communities in Ontario came together to discuss shared concerns about housing conditions and what is needed to ensure healthy homes for all. “Stigma in the System” is one of three videos in which they share their experiences and perspectives.
