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Ottawa Community Housing Corporation

www.och-lco.ca

 
Ottawa Community Housing (OCH) provides approximately 15,000 homes to over 32,000 tenants, including seniors, parents, children, couples, singles and persons with special needs, within many communities across the City of Ottawa. OCH houses a diverse population of varying languages, ethnicity and cultures. OCH is the largest social housing provider in Ottawa, managing two-thirds of the City`s social housing portfolio, and is the second largest in Ontario.
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million
  • www.och-lco.ca
  • 1485 Caldwell Ave
    Ottawa, ON CAN K1Z 8M1
  • Phone: 613.729.3136

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