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Fix-Up Grants & Housing Programs


Fix-Up Grants            Resources for Resident Home Owners        MB Hydro Free Water-Saving Kit



The EXTERIOR FIX UP GRANT PROGRAM IS BACK!!

Thinking about fixing up the exterior of your home?
Want some financial help doing the repairs?

The North End Community Renewal Corporation (NECRC)
and the Point Douglas Residents’ Committee (PDRC) are pleased to offer
resident homeowners and landlords the opportunity to fix up their properties! The purpose of this program is to help improve the exterior quality, safety, longevity and appearance of homes.

Grant recipients are selected by “lottery” with first-time applicants receiving first priority. Grants can be used for a number of exterior renovations or repairs, which include (but are not limited to) windows, walkways, steps, porches or verandas, roofs, siding, painting, fences, eaves troughs, garages, and exterior lighting.

 Landlords are also eligible for a grant. The grant helps a landlord with larger projects that improve the safety or appearance of their rental property.

RENTERS, be sure your landlord has received an application and tell them to apply! 

 Applications and criteria forms can be picked up at NECRC at 509 Selkirk Ave or at the Women's Centre at 221 Austin St. 

Applications must be submitted to NECRC, 509 Selkirk Ave by (2011 deadline to be announced)

 **If you have other questions call Dale at 927-2343.

Please note that South Point Douglas properties are NOT eligible for the Exterior Fix Up Grant Program.

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Resources for Resident Home Owners in the North End


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Manitoba Hydro is providing free water and energy saving kits to (year-round) residential home owners. It's called the Water & Energy Saving Program.

Water & Energy Savings

Up to 20 per cent of your energy bill can be from heating your water. Install Power Smart low-flow plumbing devices in your home to reduce both water and energy consumption.

Through our Power Smart Water and Energy Saver Program, we offer free Power Smart Water and Energy Saver Kits that will help you save water and energy, while reducing your carbon footprint.

Each kit contains:

  • 1–2 low-flow showerheads;
  • 2 low-flow faucet aerators;
  • 3 metres of hot water heater pipe wrap;
  • Teflon tape;
  • hot water heater temperature gauge;
  • refrigerator/freezer thermometer.

The Water and Energy Saver Kit can save you approximately $35 a year on your residential energy bill. Apply for a kit.

Power Smart low-flow standards.

Other low-cost, no-cost ways to save water.

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