| | D Devolution: The handing over or "downloading" of social housing administration and funding, from the Province to the Service Managers The exception is providers transferred to Ministry of Health (MOH)/Long-Term Care (LTC) or Ministry of Community and Social Services (MCSS). Special agencies created by District Social Service Administration Board (DSSAB): the Province of Ontario and given the funding and administrative responsibilities of a Service Manager. DSSABs were created in northern Ontario, where there is no existing municipal government with the legal jurisdiction to act as a Service Manager. Domiciliary Housing: Permanent residences for people with special needs in Ontario. Operators of this type of housing enter into an agreement with the Service Manager and receive a per diem to provide residents with permanent accommodation and supports for daily living. Residents include: individuals with developmental disabilities, mental health or addiction issues and the elderly. Unlike emergency hostels, domiciliary housing is permanent housing for the residents. The program is cost shared 80/20 (provincial/municipal). | | E Eligible Capital Expenditure: Expenditures that are incurred by the housing provider for the repair or replacement of major building systems and/or appliances. They also include reasonable expenditures incurred by the housing provider in planning and budgeting for those expenditures. Emergency Housing: Short-term housing for individuals and families who have no shelter (e.g. emergency housing facilities, motels). Emergency Housing for Victims of Violence: Short-term facilities for women (with or without children) who are victims of violence and as a result are in emergency need of accommodation. | | F F/P Program: A Federal/Provincial social housing program, in effect from 1986 to 1992, under which the Province of Ontario took the lead role in building and administering social housing in Ontario. Sixty percent of the cost of the program was paid by the federal government through the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Non-profit housing providers, whose mortgage is held or Federal Unilateral projects: whose subsidy was administered by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation under Section 26, 27 or 95 of the . does not affect the mortgages and operating subsidies of these providers.
| | D Devolution: The handing over or "downloading" of social housing administration and funding, from the Province to the Service Managers The exception is providers transferred to Ministry of Health (MOH)/Long-Term Care (LTC) or Ministry of Community and Social Services (MCSS). District Social Service Administration Board (DSSAB): Special agencies created by the Province of Ontario and given the funding and administrative responsibilities of a Service Manager. DSSABs were created in northern Ontario, where there is no existing municipal government with the legal jurisdiction to act as a Service Manager. Domiciliary Housing: Permanent residences for people with special needs in Ontario. Operators of this type of housing enter into an agreement with the Service Manager and receive a per diem to provide residents with permanent accommodation and supports for daily living. Residents include: individuals with developmental disabilities, mental health or addiction issues and the elderly. Unlike emergency hostels, domiciliary housing is permanent housing for the residents. The program is cost shared 80/20 (provincial/municipal). | | E Eligible Capital Expenditure: Expenditures that are incurred by the housing provider for the repair or replacement of major building systems and/or appliances. They also include reasonable expenditures incurred by the housing provider in planning and budgeting for those expenditures. Emergency Housing: Short-term housing for individuals and families who have no shelter (e.g. emergency housing facilities, motels). Emergency Housing for Victims of Violence: Short-term facilities for women (with or without children) who are victims of violence and as a result are in emergency need of accommodation. | | F F/P Program: A Federal/Provincial social housing program, in effect from 1986 to 1992, under which the Province of Ontario took the lead role in building and administering social housing in Ontario. Sixty percent of the cost of the program was paid by the federal government through the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Federal Unilateral projects: Non-profit housing providers, whose mortgage is held or whose subsidy was administered by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation under Section 26, 27 or 95 of the . does not affect the mortgages and operating subsidies of these providers.
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