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 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
News Release
Jul17
Optum Invests $8.8 Million to Transform Historic Bonneville Hotel
Optum invests $8.8 Million in housing credit equity in partnership with Enterprise Housing Credit Investments to transform the historic Bonneville Hotel in downtown Idaho Falls, Idaho, into affordable housing to help reduce health disparities.
Blog Post
Jul09
On the Path to Health Equity: Building Capacity to Measure Health Outcomes in Community Development
Addressing persistent health disparities will require intentional partnerships between the community development field and the health care sector.
Enterprise in the News
Jun21
Enterprise senior program director Katie McKenna tells Denverite that because of local service providers, foundations and developers, the Denver region was “poised to be a national leader in addressing health and housing inequities.”
Blog Post
Jun06
2018 Annual Report: Letter from Leadership
A leadership letter from Ron Terwilliger, Laurel Blatchford and Charlie Werhane for our 2018 Annual Report.
Blog Post
Jun04
The Disastrous State of Latino Housing and How to Help
Latinos lack access to affordable housing. But policies and practices are emerging to create affordable housing and keep renters in their homes, which can boost Latino health equity.
Enterprise in the News
May29
Shelterforce reports on Enterprise's successful pilot program that matched community development corporations with public health professionals to address a community’s pressing health issues through design, development and engagement.
Blog Post
May21
Protecting Colorado’s Renters: 2019 Legislative Victories
It has been a momentous legislative session for renters across Colorado. The 2019 session established greater parity and fairness for tenants in the rental housing process.
News Release
May01
Lead Safe Cleveland Submits Policy Recommendations
The Lead Safe Cleveland Coalition submitted to Cleveland City Council comprehensive policy recommendations that address prevention, screening and testing, treatment and intervention, and education and outreach.
Enterprise in the News
Apr16
Architect magazine examines the power of partnerships to make housing more affordable and sustainable, highlighting this point by discussing the Affordable Housing Design Leadership Institute.
Enterprise in the News
Apr10
Kaiser Permanente is investing and partnering with mission-oriented organizations like Enterprise to address a pressing issue that greatly influences people's health: quality, affordable homes.
Enterprise in the News
Apr08
Most severely rent-burdened people say they’d put paying the rent ahead of all else, even medical costs
Enterprise in the News
Apr07
VIEQUES, P.R. — A newborn’s cries rarely echo anymore though the hallways of what passes...
Enterprise in the News
Apr04
Enterprise surveyed renters across the nation and found that more than half have delayed medical attention because they were forced to choose between paying their rent and paying their health care.
News Release
Apr03
Renters Report Housing Costs Significantly Impact Their Health Care
A new national survey on the connection between homes and health finds that more than half of the 1,000 renters surveyed have delayed care because they couldn’t afford it and 100 percent of medical professionals surveyed have had at least some of their patients express concerns about affordable housing.
Blog Post
Apr03
Survey: When Housing Costs Undermine Health and Peace of Mind
More than half of the renters surveyed (54 percent) said they have delayed medical care specifically because they couldn’t afford it. The survey found the need for affordable homes that are healthy and connected to opportunity especially critical for survey severely cost-burdened survey respondents, who spend more than 50 percent of their monthly income on rent.
Enterprise in the News
Apr03
Brian Rahmer, Enterprise VP of health and housing, talks with Curbed about what we learned from our recent survey of renters and medical professionals, and how the data will drive housing and health care solutions to create healthier residents and stronger communities.
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