Housing & Community Development
Developing partnerships and strategies that improve access to emergency shelter, stable housing, supportive services, neighborhood investment, and community facilities.
We work across the conditions that influence family and community stability so progress in one area can reinforce progress in another.
Developing partnerships and strategies that improve access to emergency shelter, stable housing, supportive services, neighborhood investment, and community facilities.
Creating opportunities that strengthen families, neighborhoods, businesses, workforce participation, entrepreneurship, and long-term economic mobility.
Building partnerships for academic support, enrichment, arts, STEAM programming, college and career readiness, and cradle-to-career pathways.
Connecting systems that respond to housing, education, employment, transportation, food access, childcare, and other basic needs.
Ensuring residents, parents, youth, community groups, businesses, faith institutions, and neighborhood leaders can take part in shaping solutions.
Connecting local, state, and federal resources with nonprofit, philanthropic, educational, healthcare, business, and community partners.
Identifying community needs, evaluating options, conducting feasibility work, and building implementation strategies for sustainable initiatives.

Housing instability can affect education. Transportation can affect employment. Childcare can affect a parent's ability to work or attend school.
Our approach draws together the people, resources, and institutions needed to respond to these connected experiences with coordinated strategies.
See our approach