Event
Mar19
NHC’s March Restoring Neighborhoods webinar will feature experts in epidemiology and public health on the...
Blog Post
Mar16
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Taking Bold Action to Protect Tenants during the COVID-19 Outbreak
Over the last few days, state and local governments have taken unprecedented measures to protect their residents during the COVID-19 outbreak. Policy makers and elected officials have already proposed and even implemented dozens of measures that place temporary moratoria on evictions and ensure running water and utilities for residents.
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Event
Mar16
Join the Disaster Housing Recovery Coalition for a National Call on Coronavirus and Homelessness/Housing on...
News Release
Mar05
Improving Resident Health Throughout New York Neighborhood
In recognition that stable, well-maintained housing is essential for creating healthy communities, Enterprise has launched...
News Release
Mar05
Housing for Health Fund Makes $4.8 Million Oakland Investment
The Housing for Health Fund is an $85 million impact investing partnership among Enterprise, Kaiser Permanente and JPMorgan Chase, which focuses on preserving affordable homes and improving resident health.
Enterprise in the News
Feb27
Articles in the issue: New Fund Supports Transit Development in Atlanta, Webinar: Connecting Health and...
Enterprise in the News
Feb04
Articles in the issue: Health Starts with Home Dashboard Provides Access to Critical Data; Miriam...
Enterprise in the News
Jan31
Articles in this issue: Governor's Budget & Executive Order on Homelessness; Culture and Healing: A...
News Release
Jan22
Enterprise Releases 2020 Green Communities Criteria
The updated Criteria features groundbreaking components to create climate-resilient, zero-emission, healthy affordable homes nationwide.
Enterprise in the News
Jan16
Articles in this Issue: Apply Now: The Housing Affordability Breakthrough Challenge; Investing at the Intersection...
Enterprise in the News
Dec19
In an editorial, the Santa Maria (California) Times examines the lack of affordable homes and access to medical care, citing a report from Enterprise that shows more than half surveyed have delayed getting health care in order to pay their rent.
Enterprise in the News
Dec12
Articles in this Issue: Announcing the Housing Affordability Breakthrough Challenge, Healthy, Green Affordable Homes and...
Enterprise in the News
Dec04
Children who moved out of high-poverty neighborhoods visited the hospital significantly less, according to a new study out of Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
Enterprise in the News
Oct25
Multi-Housing News interviews Krista Egger about the upcoming Enterprise Green Communities Criteria update. The framework aims to improve the health and well-being of residents and communities.
News Release
Oct21
Enterprise, IWBI Join Forces to Advance Health and Well-Being in Affordable Housing
Working with the International WELL Building Institute, Enterprise is creating a best-in-class certification pathway within its Green Communities Criteria, focused on making well-designed homes affordable as well as advancing health outcomes for low- and moderate-income communities.
News Release
Sep09
Lead Safe Cleveland Coalition Reaches New Milestone
Today the Lead Safe Cleveland Coalition reached another milestone in its initial five-point action plan by launching the Lead Safe Home Fund, a streamlined structure to provide families and property owners the resources they need to create lead safe homes.
Enterprise in the News
Aug13
Enterprise VP Brian Rahmer speaks with Yahoo Finance about the vicious cycle of housing affordability and health care costs and the impact on families and individual.
Enterprise in the News
Jul29
The upcoming presidential primary debates in Detroit offer Michigan voters an opportunity to hear candidates...
Enterprise in the News
Jul29
The presidential primary debates offer an opportunity to hear candidates respond to pressing issues such as housing affordability, stagnating wages, healthcare costs, the legacy of systemic racism and climate change, write Enterprise's Melinda Clemons and Evelyn Zwiebach in the Detroit Free Press.
Enterprise in the News
Jul24
Cleveland City Council passed what some are calling a history-making law aimed at significantly reducing the number of children lead poisoned in their homes
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