The Tenant Particpation System gives Toronto Community Housing tenants a say on issues that affect their building and community. It sets up a structure for tenants to work with staff to solve problems, set priorities, allocate resources, and make things work better at the community level. It also ensures that Toronto Community Housing is accountable to tenants for the quality of services and housing that are provided.

Giving tenants a say

The Tenant Participation System is a formal system of representation that gives tenants a say in decisions that affect their home, building, neighbourhood and community. It also ensures that Toronto Community Housing is accountable to its tenants for the quality of services and housing we provide.

Other tenant organizations such as social clubs, tenant associations and community and advocacy groups also play a role in each community.

Learn more:

• Tenant Elections
• Tenant Representatives
• Tenant Councils

Tenant Representative News

Four times a year, Toronto Community Housing publishes a bulletin for Tenant Representatives. This bulletin keeps Tenant Representatives up-to-date on company-wide initiatives. Read the latest Tenant Rep News.

For more information about our Operating Unit councils, contact the Operating Unit office nearest you.