Why apply for housing with SIRCAAQ?
SIRCAAQ’S community living environments offer affordable and safe housing specifically designed to support :
- academic success;
- family well-being;
- cultural roots of First Nations and Inuit members.
These living environments combine :
- comfortable residential spaces;
- support services adapted to the realities of students and families;
- a community environment that promotes mutual support, respect, and sharing.
What else?
🏘️ Moving in a SIRCAAQ living environment means choosing a stable and caring setting that supports your academic, personal and cultural development.
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Who can apply?
You can apply for housing if you or an adult member of your household:
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- Are a registered member of a First Nation or Inuit;
- Are enrolled in a post-secondary education program (with the exception of the Loretteville sector): adult education (FGA), vocational training (FP), AEC/DEC, or university;
- Have a family or personal situation that is compatible with the criteria for the living environments;
- Wish to settle in a community living environment that is adapted to your needs.
Steps in the housing application process:
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Submit your housing application online
The housing application is completed exclusively online using the form. Once your application is received, a file will be opened in your name. A rental agent will contact you by email and phone to guide you through the process.
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Verification of eligibility criteria
We verify that your application meets the basic eligibility criteria. For full details, consult the Applicant’s Guide here.
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Collection of required documents
A complete list is available on pages 7 to 10 of the Applicant’s Guide. You will need to provide the designated documents to complete your file, such as proof of enrollment in studies, proof of school attendance, provincial notice of assessment, and other documents depending on your family situation.
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Individual or family meeting
A short meeting is organized with our team to learn more about your study plans and background. We will even offer you the opportunity to visit the living environment and a typical apartment.
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Evaluation and weighting of the file
Your file is analyzed according to a selection policy and established criteria in order to assign a fair score.
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Analysis by the selection committee
Le comité de sélection de la SIRCAAQ étudie ton dossier et se prononce sur ton admissibilité.
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Approval by the board of directors
Decisions are then validated by the SIRCAAQ board of directors.
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Communication of the decision
You will receive an official response confirming whether your application is eligible or not, or your position on the waiting list.
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Housing allocation
When housing that matches your profile becomes available, you will receive an official housing offer and will have 7 days to accept or decline.
This clear and structured process ensures transparent management of housing applications and fair allocation for everyone. 🌿
Documents generally required
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- Proof of Indigenous or Inuit status issued by the government (membership card, certificate, etc.)
- Proof of enrollment in a recognized educational institution or program
- Information about dependents
- Proof of income
- Other relevant documents depending on your specific situation.
👉 Make sure all documents are up to date and legible to avoid delays in processing your application.
Contact and assistance
If you have any questions or would like assistance in completing the form, please contact us!
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- Phone : 1 888 297-3635
- Email: info@sircaaq.ca
Looking for local contact information? See the Contact Us section to find the phone number for the living environment of your choice!
Detailed information
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