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On February 5th, the Ohio Lead Free Coalition hosted a lunch and learn event designed to promote a dialogue about the intersection between lead poisoning prevention, public health, and housing quality. The event emphasized the importance of cross-sector advocacy to advance public policy, and was attended by over 100 individuals, including housing developers, affordable housing advocates, public health officials, child health advocates, resident organizations, state housing officials, state health officials, and elected officials including the Ohio House of Representatives, the Ohio Senate, and locally elected officials representing the Cleveland City Council, Columbus City Council, Cuyahoga County Council and other local jurisdictions throughout Ohio.

Learn how one Ohio nonprofit is bringing more rental homes to Ohioans with low-income with support from Enterprise's Rural and Native American Initiative.

In Cleveland, Enterprise has worked hard using the Enterprise Rose Fellowship and the Institute, among other powerful tools, to make sure that well-designed affordable homes have ripple effects throughout the community.

Enterprise Community Partners will celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Affordable Housing Design Leadership Institute July 16–18 in Cleveland, Ohio.

By: Kylee Mitchell, Senior Program Director, Detroit Participating in Cleveland Neighborhood Progress’ Neighborhood Solutions Awards...

By: Aaron Henry, Community Development & Policy Intern, Summer 2017 A West Philly native, our...

By: Johnese Sherron, Community Development & Policy Intern, Summer 2017 This summer I had the...

Enterprise through the HUD Section 4 Capacity Building for Community Development and Affordable Housing program awarded $565,000 to ten community development corporations (CDCs) and collaboratives throughout Cuyahoga and Franklin Counties. We are excited to be working with these partners who are leading initiatives that create and sustain affordable housing in thriving communities and build opportunity for low- and moderate-income people.

Enterprise Community Partners Ohio’s ongoing goal of revitalizing low-income communities has touched one of Cleveland’s...

By Brian Wolak We were fortunate to be able to sit down and talk recently...

By Erick Rodriguez, Enterprise Rose Architectural Fellow The current Enterprise Rose Architectural Fellows share their...