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News Release
Jun18

Jennie Rodgers Named Vice President and Denver Market Leader 

Jennie Rodgers has joined Enterprise Community Partners as vice president and Denver market leader, where she will lead our programmatic, capital and policy work to increase opportunity and economic mobility for Coloradoans.
Economic Mobility
Pay for Success
Transit Oriented Development
Denver
News Release
Oct30

Early Success is Promising for Denver’s Social Impact Bond Program

Analysis of innovative financing tool to support 250 of city’s chronically homeless with housing and services results in first payment to investors. Enterprise is an initiative partner and serves as fiscal agent.
Pay for Success
Supportive Housing and Homelessness
Denver
Enterprise in the News
Oct30

Initial Results Announced From Homeless Assistance Program

The Denver social impact bonds program announced the first results of an initiative aimed at helping the chronically homeless.
Pay for Success
Supportive Housing and Homelessness
Denver
Enterprise in the News
Oct30

Denver program finds homeless people with jail time — and then houses them

The City of Denver and partners in its social impact bonds program, including Enterprise, reported that early signs are promising in stably housing formerly homeless residents.
Pay for Success
Supportive Housing and Homelessness
Denver
Resource Center Item

Scaling and Sustaining Pay for Success: Recommendations for Creating a More Sustainable and Scalable Financing Model

This paper presents recommendations for making Pay for Success a more sustainable and scalable financing model for the l
Pay for Success
Research Report
News Release
Aug28

Sanderson Apartments Employs Trauma-Informed Design

Architectural and design features help minimize effects of trauma through healing, nurturing spaces designed to elevate lives of formerly homeless people in Denver.
Design
Pay for Success
Supportive Housing and Homelessness
Denver
LIHTC
Enterprise in the News
Aug24

Apartment Complex Designed To Get Homeless Off The Streets

In Denver, Sanderson Apartments helps formerly homeless people through trauma-informed designed homes connected to services.
Pay for Success
Supportive Housing and Homelessness
Denver
LIHTC
Resource Center Item

Policy Focus: Social Impact Bonds

This issue brief discusses the potential of social impact bonds, an innovative financial tool that harnesses private cap
Pay for Success
Denver
Ohio
Policy Brief
Housing Finance
Blog Post
Jun22
BY
John Griffith

House Passes Bill to Increase Federal Support to Social Impact Bonds

Yesterday the House of Representatives unanimously passed legislation that would meaningfully expand federal support to...
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Policy Blog
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News Release
Feb16

Housing and Services for Homeless at Lower Costs

Mayor Michael B. Hancock today announced the first major project to realize the city’s new Social Impact Bond program
Pay for Success
Supportive Housing and Homelessness
Denver
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