CMHC’s Housing Internship for Indigenous Youth (HIIY) program provides financial assistance – a wage subsidy – to organizations and businesses in the housing sector to hire Indigenous youth for internship positions.
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CMHC’s Housing Internship for Indigenous Youth (HIIY) program provides financial assistance – a wage subsidy – to organizations and businesses in the housing sector to hire Indigenous youth for internship positions.
Who can sponsor an intern?
Who can I hire to be an intern?
Sponsors can offer internships to Indigenous youth. We define Indigenous youth as First Nations (Status or Non-Status), Métis and Inuit between the ages of 15 and 30.
Interns must meet the following qualifications:
CMHC provides wage subsidies to program sponsors. These subsidies cover all mandatory expenses such as:
Internship positions include:
Contact Name: Housing Solutions Specialist (ALBERTA & NORTH)
Phone Number: abinhs@cmhc-schl.gc.ca
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