The Housing for Health Fund is a partnership with Kaiser Permanente – which invested $15 million and will match up to $35 million in additional funds to be raised by Enterprise.
Island communities, from the Pacific to the Caribbean, are facing the climate crisis head on and uniting to share practices, resources, and identify ways to strengthen national policies and funding to support their efforts.
Free workshops focused on building resilient homes and communities in the U.S. Virgin Islands (USVI) help tenants, owners, governments and communities prepare for the realities of a changing climate
Our 2020-2025 Strategic Plan includes a new vision – a country where home and community are steppingstones to more – and a new mission to make home and community places of pride, power and belonging.
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 Community Partners Inc. (Enterprise) and the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) announced today that they are developing a multi-pronged collaboration to create and implement a shared vision for affordable homes that improve residents’ health and well-being.
Learn how Section 4 grant funding supported a series of artist engagements, designed to explore and highlight the history of the built environment in Ajo’s historic town center through the lends of Native American and Latinx youth.
The Renewal Enterprise District, or RED, helps with the long-term recovery process after destructive events like the Tubbs Fire in Sonoma County, California, in 2017.
Governor Gavin Newsom’s May Revision to the 2021-22 California budget demonstrates the administration’s clear commitment to affordable housing and proposes bold, historic investments in housing and homelessness programs. This investment is made possible by a $75 billion budget surplus that provides the state with the opportunity to meaningfully respond to the immediate needs of Californians, while also putting our communities on the path for a more equitable recovery.
Enterprise, HUD, and Fannie Mae held a joint webinar to unveil the Ready to Respond: Business Continuity Toolkit, created to equip multifamily affordable building owners and managers with a plan to address crisis as many housing communities confront risks associated with natural disasters and other risks that affect tenants and business resiliency, such as COVID-19.