So… what does the Fund do? 🤔 Not mortgages or brokers. We work directly with First Nations communities to help them create and manage homeownership programs, backing loans through band councils or housing authorities. Learn more: bit.ly/4rFQXoa
Today on International Women’s Day, we celebrate women’s strength, resilience, and leadership. This year’s theme, #GiveToGain, reminds us that giving advances gender equality. When women thrive, we all rise. #IWD2026 #ForAllWomenAndGirls
Our Vision Through Art
Our first commissioned artist, Brent Hardisty, created “Wiigwaam-Home”. His woodland-style acrylic reflects Indigenous spirituality, drawing inspiration from his Anishinaabe roots. In this piece, a man envisions the future of a perfect home for his family.
Exciting news! The Fund is honoured to once again be recognized as one of the 2026 National Capital Region’s Top Employers! A huge thank you to our staff, partners, and community for being part of this journey!
Read more about it here: bit.ly/4rN7Yxf
#FNMHF #TopEmployers2026 #GreatPlaceToWork
🌸 Standing together for kindness and inclusion 🌸
On #PinkShirtDay, we support efforts to end bullying and promote respect, empathy, and understanding in our communities. Let’s lift each other up and make a difference. 🫶
#StopBullying #KindnessMatters #Inclusion #FNMHF
⏰ Reminder: the 23rd Annual First Nations Housing Conference is coming up in Thunder Bay, Feb 24–26, 2026. The Fund will be there for three days of workshops, training, and collaboration on building stronger homes.
Register here: bit.ly/4sO41sR
#FirstNationsHousing #CommunityHousing #FNHC2026
What a week at the AFOA 2025 National Conference!
From our CEO’s session on on-reserve homeownership to Senator Judy White’s message on Indigenous-led change, it’s clear that self-determination is key to stronger communities.
#AFOAConference #FNMHF
Celebrated as a day of love, Have a Heart Day highlights the importance of safety, community, and physical and cultural well-being for First Nations children. It honours compassion and advocacy, helping create equal opportunities for future generations.
#HaveAHeartDay #SpreadLove #KindnessMatters
Stay informed with Foundations, our quarterly newsletter! Get the latest updates, initiatives, and success stories from the First Nations Market Housing Fund as we expand housing opportunities for First Nations communities.
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🌟 The Fund is attending the 23rd Annual First Nations Housing Conference in Thunder Bay, Feb 24–26, 2026! Theme: “Stronger Alliances, Stronger Homes.” Three days of workshops, training, and collaboration to build sustainable housing solutions. #FNHC2026
In 2026, the Fund is travelling coast to coast to connect with Indigenous leaders and communities. Our newest blog highlights thoughtful, sustainable events that strengthen self-determination and housing on reserve. Read more: bit.ly/3ZdS7v5
#FNMHF #IndigenousLeadership
⏰ Don’t forget! The AFOA 2026 National Conference is just around the corner.
📍 Montreal, Quebec | 🗓 February 10–12
📍 Palais des congrès
Secure your spot and see the full schedule here: afoa.ca/events/confe...
#AFOAConference
Over the last two weeks, the Fund had the privilege of attending the BCFNHMA Regional Housing Forums in B.C. We were proud to share our mission, connect with new professionals, and participate in insightful discussions on advocacy, education and self-governance.
#IndigenousHousing #BCFNHMA #FNMHF
The Fund is pleased to announce Kathleen BlueSky as Chair and Earl Commanda as Vice Chair, effective December 2025. We thank Michael Rice for his leadership since 2022 and look forward to continued impact under Kathleen and Earl’s guidance.
Learn more: bit.ly/3LIHehz
Interested in securing housing loans on reserves? Explore how our Credit Enhancement Facility offers crucial financial backing to overcome financing barriers and foster economic growth through dependable housing solutions.
Learn more on our website ➡️ bit.ly/45b8DPx
#CreditEnhancement #FNMHF
Discover the impact our Capacity Development Program. Created to empower eligible First Nations and their members, it offers training, advice, and coaching to improve market-based housing skills.
Learn more about working with The Fund on our website: bit.ly/48ZgYa9
#CapacityDevelopment #FNMHF
We are proud to be working with over 41% of the First Nations in Canada, empowering these communities to secure homeownership on reserve lands.
🌐 For more on how we're fostering First Nation prosperity through homeownership, visit our website: www.fnmhf.ca/about/
#FirstNationsHousing #FNMHF
Today, we celebrate the beauty and power of the ribbon skirt: a symbol of identity, connection to culture, and the resilience of Indigenous women and girls.
Each ribbon, each stitch, tells a story of pride, tradition, and hope for future generations.
#RibbonSkirtDay #IndigenousWomen #FirstNations
✨ New Year. Greater Momentum. ✨
Entering 2026 with focus and purpose: advancing homeownership, strengthening community-led growth, and turning long-term vision into lasting outcomes. More homes. Stronger communities. Progress that endures, together.
#HappyNewYear #2026 #IndigenousHousing #FNMHF
Wishing you Happy Holidays!
The Fund will be closed from December 24th, 2025 to January 1st, 2026. We wish you the best for your holiday season and a Happy New Year.
We'll see you in 2026!
❄️ Honouring the Winter Solstice ❄️
Today marks the longest night, a time for reflection, renewal, and hope. As we look back and set intentions for the year ahead, we celebrate light, growth, and resilience. Let’s celebrate the traditions and futures being built every day.
#WinterSolstice #FNMHF
🏡✨ Navigating homeownership may seem overwhelming. The Fund can guide you through the process.
Explore how we can help make homeownership a reality. Learn more at www.fnmhf.ca.
#Guidance #Homeownership #FirstNationsHousing #FNMHF
From coast to coast, 2025 marked a year of national impact for First Nations housing.
Our Year in Review highlights engagement, innovation, partnerships, and the path toward First Nations control, culminating in our first-ever AGM.
Read more: bit.ly/4oZOvaq
#FirstNationsHousing #FNMHF #YearInReview
We’re celebrating Tracy Tarnowski, retiring this month after 14 years at the Fund. As Senior Operations Analyst, she kept our Board, Committees, staff, and records organized and aligned with governance standards. She’ll be greatly missed. Wishing her the best!
#FNMHF #TeamHighlight #NewBeginnings
Stay informed with Foundations, our quarterly newsletter! Get the latest updates, initiatives, and success stories from the First Nations Market Housing Fund as we expand housing opportunities for First Nations communities.
Subscribe now ➡️ eepurl.com/itlFQw
#FNMHF #FirstNationsHousing
The Fund will be at the AFN Special Chiefs Assembly in Ottawa, Dec 2–4. We look forward to connecting with leadership, engaging in key discussions, and supporting important work across First Nations communities. If you’re attending, come say hello!
Register here: bit.ly/4pmkP86
#FNMHF #AFN
📢 Busy week for the Fund!
In Saskatoon, CEO Travis Seymour joined the FNHPA National Conference as a panelist on on-reserve homeownership.
In Dartmouth, our team attended the AFOA Atlantic Conference covering AI, investments, Bill S-2, capital, and Matrimonial Real Property.
Our website has a fresh new look! 🚀
Easier to use, more welcoming, and full of clear info on homeownership. Explore resources, reports, and opportunities. Visit www.fnmhf.ca to see what’s new! 🔑🏠
#FNMHF #FirstNationsHousing #Homeownership
It's a busy week for us! If you're in the Atlantic region, come visit us at the AFOA Atlantic Annual Conference in Dartmouth, NS. If you're in Saskatchewan, you can see us at the FNHPA National Conference in Saskatoon.
No matter where you are, we'll try our best to be there!
We’re proud to announce that the First Nations Market Housing Fund has been certified by the First Nations Financial Management Board for meeting rigorous financial management standards. Hear from CEO Travis Seymour in the video: youtu.be/ASlRlDz7jWs
#FirstNations #Homeownership #IndigenousHousing
