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The 'Victoria Native Indian Housing Society' was incorporated on February 6, 1984 as a non-profit society. The name was changed to the M'akola Housing Society on April 5, 1988.The Society was originally established to provide safe, affordable housing for families of Aboriginal ancestry who were in core need of housing in urban centres on Vancouver Island. Since that time the Society and its mandate have expanded into what is now the M'akola Group of Societies.

Members of the co-op are required to contribute 4 hours a month of their time to co-op activities. They have a choice of serving on a variety of committees such as membership, maintenance, social etc. These committees provide a structure so we are able to manage and maintain the property. Our members contribution of time is vital to our success.

This alludes both to the architectural design of the building as well as the distinct and diverse backgrounds and stories of the people who will call the building home. Tikva is a member of a non-profit agency consortium that will oversee the development, ownership, and management of ... Read MoreLuis Guincher Art Exhibit – 2013 / 2014 Collection July 18, 2014Luis Guincher is showcasing his new original works of art in a exhibit called Symphony of Colours III. The exhibit is starting July 31st and runs through to August 15th. Once again, Luis is generously donating all sale proceeds to Tikva Housing Society. The opening night reception will be held at the Jewish Community Centre. Event details ... Read MoreNew Developments March 6, 2014Tikva is currently involved in 2 significant housing development projects, one in Richmond and the other in Vancouver. Details specific to Tikva's participation will follow, but in the meantime our partner, Community Housing Land Trust Foundation (CHLTF), has more information on the Vancouver project at 2750 SE Marine Drive on their website at www.chf.bc.ca/partner/land-trust.