Embark on a journey of empowerment and change with 'Winning Affordable Housing for Your Community'. This series is meticulously crafted to equip you, the residents and community organizers, with the vital skills and knowledge necessary to make a tangible impact in the realm of affordable housing.
Dive deep into the art of effective communication with key housing development decision-makers, including government officials, developers, and influential community leaders. We're building a community with you to ensure your passion and time get's the results we're all striving for: the acceleration of new affordable housing development in your neighbourhood.
In collaboration between the Infrastructure Institute and CP Planning, we're connecting leading real estate professionals with non-profits led by racialized communities. Join in the knowledge exchange, and build your network with diverse community leaders!
Transform Your Non-Profit with Roadmap Connect! In collaboration with the Infrastructure Institute, this unique program empowers racialized community-serving non-profits in affordable housing development.
Our Organizational Readiness segment equips your team, from lead staff to board members, with the essential tools and knowledge to confidently embark on affordable housing projects. Harness the power of expertise and support through the Accelerator program, which provides unparalleled mentorship and comprehensive assistance to craft a compelling development proposal for land you already own.
Don't miss this game-changing opportunity
Applications for the Accelerator Program closed February 27th. The program commences on March 28th and runs until September 5th, 2024.
This in person gathering connected real estate professionals to build their networks.
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