Healthy Housing Forum

April 30, 2015 - 8:30am to 3:30pm

Host: Township of Esquimalt
Location: CFB Esquimalt Chief & Petty Officers' Mess, Esquimalt, BC
Contact: http://www.esquimalt.ca/contactForms/MLagoa.aspx
Website: http://www.esquimalt.ca/events/events04301501.aspx

Event Description

Join us on April 30th to learn about the relationship between housing strategies and community health and well-being.

REGISTRATION: FREE. Please complete the online registration form (spaces are limited).

The forum will focus on building capacity for local government staff, elected officials, health authorities, housing providers, developers, and community stakeholders. Ideas generated at the forum will help to shape the development of a Healthy Housing Strategy for Esquimalt.
To view the event poster, please click here.

For more information, please contact:
Marlene Lagoa, Community Development Coordinator
Township of Esquimalt
Tel: 250-414-7114

Read a Summary of this event here.

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