The Principles for Building Healthy and Prosperous Communities set the grounding for new partnerships.
The new initiative from Enterprise Community Partners ties health with housing.
A new tool prioritizes Opportunity Zones for investment from a triple-bottom-line perspective based on the opportunity to deliver positive economic, environmental, and social returns.
A tool for practitioners to demonstrate the health benefits of affordable housing
The importance of housing to create health is increasingly proven.
Watch David Erickson, PhD, of the Federal Reserve of San Francisco’s presentation at the Mayo Clinic’s Transform conference.
Investigating a grassroots approach to community development addressing community health.
Anchor institutions are investing to support community control of land and housing
Non-senior adults receiving federal housing assistance are more physically active than similar unassisted adults.
In San Bernardino, CA, Dignity Health is helping spark partnerships and accelerate public-private collaborations to ensure that all residents have access to the resources they need for a healthy life.
The Culture of Health Measures elevate important aspects of the Network Principles and share a charge to inspire actions from different sectors that will lead to improvements across communities.
Old Brooklyn Community Development Corporation in Cleveland Ohio tackles the social determinants of health.
The Surgeon General of the United States tours a neighborhood that has transformed its health outcomes through community development.
In Ashland, California, cross-sector partnerships between community development, public health, and city government are building community and reinvesting in housing.
At a recent community event, someone made a reflection that stuck with me. “The opposite of addiction isn’t sobriety,” said Jonathan Goyer, an expert advisor to Governor Gina Raimondo’s Overdose Prevention and Intervention Task Force and a person in long-time recovery. “It’s connectedness.”