Enterprise’s partners are helping rural communities respond to housing stability challenges in innovative ways.

On June 21, the Strategic Growth Council approved awards totaling $402 million to 25 Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities Program developments throughout California. Enterprise is a statewide technical assistance provider and worked with 20 of the 25 successful applications.

Earlier this year, an uncharacteristically smooth appropriations process allowed lawmakers to pass FY19 spending legislation funding nearly 75 percent of the government. The remaining federal agencies were bundled together in a continuing resolution (CR), which expires at midnight tonight.

Join Enterprise in promoting the Native Homeownership is Possible Campaign in partnership with the South Dakota Native Homeownership Coalition.

Between January and September 2018, Enterprise conducted the first Texas Rural Rental Housing Preservation Academy, a series of no-cost training and peer learning sessions designed to help rural housing providers and nonprofits acquire and/or preserve USDA housing in their respective communities.

A major part of the American dream is owning your very own home. To many Native Americans, homeownership is just that — a dream.

Read about the new Rural Rental Housing Preservation Academy, made possible with the generous support of the Capitol One Foundation.

Read a recap of the Overview and Introduction to USDA Rural Development session of the Rural Rental Housing Preservation Academy.