Lutherwood Celebrates National Housing Day WR
on November 16, 2017
Thursday, November 16th, 2017 is National Housing Day in Waterloo Region.
Did you know that since April 1, 2017 Lutherwood Housing Services, located in Cambridge and Kitchener, have had approximately 4000 visitors inquire about or use our Resource Centres? Approximately 86% of those visitors met with a Housing Advisor to discuss their housing situation, and have given us an 88% customer satisfaction rate.
At our Housing Resource Centres, you can access computers and resources to assist with your housing search. Our Housing Advisors provide guidance with finding new housing, maintaining your current housing, as well as addressing landlord-tenant issues, eviction and arrears. Housing Advisors can also assess eligibility for last month’s rent or arrears assistance through our Rent Fund Program.
Services are free and are first come first serve – Drop into one of our Housing Resource Centers located at 35 Dickson St Cambridge or 41 Weber St. W. Kitchener to get started. Both are conveniently located in the downtown cores close to bus terminals.
For frequent updates, news and tips related to housing in Waterloo Region, follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/lutherwoodhousing
Happy National Housing Day, Waterloo Region!
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