HOUSING PROGRAMS. A broad set of housing programs are available on the campuses. These programs include faculty rental housing, mortgage assistance programs, faculty home loan programs, housing allowance, short-term housing loan programs, salary differential housing allowance, and housing for sale on University land. The eligibility and availability of each of these programs vary substantially from campus to campus and are in accordance with local rules and procedures. Specific eligibility and benefits are governed entirely by the terms of the applicable campus plan.
HOUSING PROGRAMS. The Parties responsibilities for the coordination and collaboration of Housing Programs will be as follows:
HOUSING PROGRAMS. The Department of Family Services and Housing offers a range of vocational rehabilitation services for persons with disabilities through its Vocational Rehabilitation Program. Vocational Rehabilitation services are delivered by eight regional provincial offices, Regional Health Authorities and three designated agencies funded by Family Services and Housing (The Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB) Manitoba Division, Canadian Paraplegic Association (CPA) (Manitoba) Inc. and Society for Manitobans with Disabilities (SMD) Inc.). In addition, seven centres are utilized to provide a range of services including evaluation, work training, placement, school-to-work transition and follow-up. These centres include Career Connections Inc., Skills Unlimited (Sair Centre of Learning), Employment Preparation Centre, Premier Personnel Corp., Trainex Centre Inc., SCE Lifeworks Inc. and Network South Enterprises Inc. Other programming supported by Manitoba Family Services and Housing that is eligible for funding under the EAPD Agreement beginning in 2002/03 includes Employment and Income Assistance Work Incentive Program, Day Services Follow-up and Partnerships for Employment.
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