Services

It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to brainstorm big-build plans? Maybe you want to plan out future projects? Maybe you want to renovate a building for rental income? Maybe you would like to share stories and ideas about Traditional Housing and how to incorporate them today? There are many ideas and options to talk about, the first step is to reach out and communicate with me.

Please visit this video interview with Loa Fridfinnson from Activ8 Corporate Relations & Training and myself: https://youtu.be/xdF1fv3JpuU

Miigwech, Ekosi, Thank you.

On-Reserve Housing

We can make huge strides with how we govern Housing in our Communities. Much of the work will be done in collaborating with a team of motivated go-getter's within the Community. All we have to do is set goals and get them in motion.

Here are some of the options of Services:

• Housing Governance and Structure

• Housing Policies Development & Implementation Planning

• Community Planning

• Housing Proposals and Development

• Project(s) Management

• Housing Template and Documents Development

• Home Ownership Planning and Development

Urban Housing

Real Estate is a growing option for First Nations to take advantage of. Whether it is a family looking to buy their own home or a First Nation utilizing the Real Estate market to generate rental income and build onto their growing assets. We can work on a solid plan and explore options to make it happen.

Here are some of the options for Services:

• Planning and Project Development

• Proposal Development

• Project(s) Management

• Strategies and Planning

• Buildings and Shelters

• Affordable Housing

• Collaborate with Non-Profits and Indigenous Housing Groups

Other Initiatives

Bringing Tradition back into our Homes is an initiative in the works. What does this look like? Well, if we think back to how our ancestors lived, they were very active and moved around, depending on the seasons. They have also depended on their surroundings and used what was around them. How can this be incorporated into today’s Home Building and Living? This is an excellent conversation worth having and we can have those conversations together.