Low-income housing in Choiceland, SK, is primarily managed by the Choiceland Housing Authority on behalf of the Saskatchewan Housing Corporation (SHC). The town offers subsidized family and senior units, where rent is generally adjusted to equal 30% of your gross household income. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Housing Options in Choiceland

• Seniors Housing: Options like Placid Place feature independent 1-bedroom units. Rent is scaled to income and typically includes heat, water, and sewer services. [1]

• Family & General Housing: The SHC also provides affordable townhouses and units for households with lower incomes, prioritizing seniors, individuals with disabilities, and families. [1, 2]

How to Apply

1. Get an Application: Download the provincial Housing Application through the Saskatchewan Housing Corporation or reach out directly to the Choiceland Housing Authority. [1, 2]

2. Submit Details: Complete the application and include proof of income (such as your Notice of Assessment). [1]

3. Approval: A local housing authority manager will assess your needs, verify your income (which must fall below specific program limits), and contact you for an interview. [1, 2]

If you'd like to prepare for the application, tell me:

• What type of unit you need (senior vs. family/accessible)

• Who will be moving in (number of adults and dependents)

• An estimate of your monthly gross household income [1, 2]

To apply or learn more, please stop by the Town Office to pick up an application, or contact:

Kimberly Bell
Choiceland Housing Authority
P.O. Box 8, Choiceland, SK S0J 0M0
Phone: 306-862-7560

Saskatchewan Housing Application