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OCH would like to notify tenants that Canada Post may be experiencing a labour disruption as of May 22, 2025. If confirmed, mail and parcels will not be delivered, and no new items will be accepted. You can find more information on Canada Post’s website under Announcement, Latest news, updates and alerts.

In the meantime, we ask all tenants not to send their rent cheques and money orders in the mail until further notice. Other payment options are available. Please see other available options here

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Want to meet your neighbours, plan events that bring people together, and join activities in your neighbourhood?

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Become a Tenant Leader

Do you want to help make your community a better place to live?

With help from OCH staff, many OCH communities have tenant groups. These groups plan events like Canada Day parties and holiday dinners. They also run programs like homework clubs and game nights.

Tenant Leaders are people who live in the community and want to help. They talk with OCH staff, share ideas, and help solve problems.

OCH also invites Tenant Leaders to meetings to talk about important topics. Sometimes, tenants can join the OCH Board of Directors or committees to help make decisions.

Want to get involved?
Talk to your Community Developer to learn how you can join or start a tenant group. Call us at 613-731-1182 to find out more.

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Volunteer With OCH

Volunteers are at the heart of our community engagement success stories. If you are looking to take part in or plan a volunteer activity, or if you are interested in unpaid student placement, please send an e-mail to: volunteer@och.ca for more information.

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Participate in Activities Going on in Your Neighbourhood

There are several events, workshops, cooking clubs, yoga, social gatherings, bake sales, and homework clubs that are organized through the community houses that tenants can take advantage of.

Community Capital Fund

Fund your Community Project

OCH dedicates an annual budget of $100,000 to the Community Capital Fund, which encourages tenants to take the lead on community projects that matter to them.

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Apply To The Youth Futures Program

APPLY TO THE YOUTH FUTURES PROGRAM

The Youth Futures Program is a seven-month program that supports post-secondary participation among low-income Ottawa youth through leadership development, employment experience, and post-secondary orientation.

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Tenant Talks

Participate in Tenant Talks

At Tenant Talks, OCH residents are invited to share their ideas to help us improve our services, increase satisfaction and build a stronger relationship. Your participation is essential to achieving these goals.

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