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Monday, January 19th 2009

2:07 PM

TRHA Housing Committee Update

The Torngat Regional Housing Association (or TRHA) is in search of new volunteers for local housing committees throughout Nunatsiavut come February 27.

Margie Fox is the Chairperson for the TRHA.

She says they are looking for a minimum of five, and a maximum of nine committee members for each community, from Rigolet to Nain.

Each member will sit on the board for a two year term.

Fox says in order to be qualified, you must be of 19 years or older, not be seeking housing assistance, not be in arrears with the association and not be an employee or contractor with TRHA or be a spouse of an employee or contractor.

She says that public notices have been put up around the communities where the specifics are explained.

Fox concluded by encouraging people along the coast to volunteer their time to be on the committee for their town.

For more information, please contact your local Inuit Community Government.