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• compensation/disability – award letter or cheque stub• child support/alimony – letter from MaintenanceEnforcement Program, or a copy of the order or agreement• self-employment – income and expense statement bycertified accountant• manitoba student loans – confirmation letter of Award• children 16 and over, not in school – letter from employeror cheque stub• children 16 and over, in school – written verification ofattendance/registration from schoolLease renewalsLease renewals are completed annually. Four monthsbefore the lock-in term of the standard Residential TenancyAgreement expires, your circumstances will be reviewed todetermine if :• the rental charge will change. You will receive three months’written notice of any rent increase, as per The ResidentialTenancies Act• your unit size is appropriate based on the size of yourhouseholdFor annual renewals be sure to submit all requireddocuments to ensure your tenancy is maintained.The documents that may be required for an annual renewal arethe same as those required for a rent reduction (see page 11)with one exception.In an annual renewal you will also need to submit:• certified copy of your most recent income tax return12
<strong>Tenant</strong> ServicesInformation on health and social servicesManitoba Housing leasing offices may be able to help you getinformation about health and social services. Staff can help youwith independent living in the community as long as possible by:• Providing information about health, social services andcommunity programs and services• Supporting tenant groups, such as tenant associations andtenant advisory committees• Providing information on education and training programs• Supporting community programs and resource centres• Referring tenants to appropriate support service providersand/or agencies• Working with tenant groups and other agencies to coordinatevarious onsite support services such as:• Income tax clinics• Health clinics• Community senior services• Health fairs• Income assistance programs• Recreation/leisure programs• Food banks• Community mental health services where relevant• Programs for parenting children and youth13
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Page 8 and 9: Monthly rental paymentsRental payme
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Page 21 and 22: Safety and SecuritySafety and secur
Page 23: Fire SafetyEveryone is responsible
Page 26 and 27: Fire Prevention TipsManitoba Housin
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Page 31 and 32: Pest ControlManitoba Housing has a
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