San Diego Housing Federation hosts several educational seminars throughout the year on the relevant, timely topics to keep you informed and enhance your professional impact in affordable housing or a related field.
The RSSN holds monthly workshops for Resident Services Coordinators, leading up to the RSSN Institute in October.
The Marketing and Outreach Committee works closely with staff to develop and implement a marketing/communications plan that identifies the primary audiences for the organization, how best to reach them, and what they most care about.
The Supportive Housing Learning Network is a series of training workshops where Supportive Housing staff members come together to share ideas and resources through educational forums, networking opportunities, and peer learning.
San Diego Housing Federation hosts several educational seminars throughout the year on the relevant, timely topics to keep you informed and enhance your professional impact in affordable housing or a related field.
San Diego Housing Federation’s annual Affordable Housing & Community Development Conference and Pre-Conference Institutes brings together more than 600 developers, builders, architects, lenders, property managers, service providers, elected and agency officials and staff, community and business leaders to share innovative approaches to affordable housing, community, and economic development.
One of SDHF’s signature events, the annual Ruby Awards is the county’s largest affordable housing industry recognition event honoring the best people, projects, and achievements during the past year.
The Policy Committee assists in developing and implementing San Diego Housing Federation’s local, state, and federal policy positions. The Committee also monitors affordable housing programs, local land-use policies, and state and local legislation.
The RSSN holds monthly workshops for Resident Services Coordinators, leading up to the RSSN Institute in October.
Join us for a march and rally as we call for advancing a Homelessness and Affordable Housing Bond Measure at the Rules Committee of the San Diego City Council. The item is scheduled to be heard at the Committee meeting on Wednesday, July 31 at 1 pm on the 12th floor of City Hall (202 C Street, 92101).
WHAT:
March & Rally in support of placing a Homelessness and Affordable Housing Bond Measure on the November 2020 ballot
WHEN:
Wednesday, July 31, 2019
11:00 am - Convene at Horton Plaza Park, 4th & Broadway
11:45 am - March to Civic Center Plaza, 203 A Street
12:00 pm - Rally at steps of Civic Center Plaza, kicked off with performance by Voices of Our City Choir
1:00 pm - Rules Committee hearing at City Hall, 202 C Street
WHERE:
March & Rally - Horton Plaza Park, 4th & Broadway, to Civic Center Plaza, 203 A Street
Rules Committee hearing - San Diego City Hall, 202 C Street, 12th Floor
WHY:
Over the past few years, our community has watched as homelessness continues to impact individuals and our neighborhoods; the Hep A crisis engulfed our streets; access to affordable housing has become ever more difficult; and new housing production has failed to meet the needs of our most vulnerable citizens.
We know that the only solution for homelessness is a home. It is time for something to be done.
The Homelessness and Affordable Housing Bond will provide funding for the chronically homeless on our streets to have a home. It will create a safety net of housing for seniors, veterans, youth transitioning from foster care, and people living with disabilities. It will begin to build homes for the many low wage working household who struggle to find secure, affordable housing for their families.
Please attend this meeting on July 31 to show your support for a real solution for these families and individuals. Let your Council Members know that we need them to act, and that they should give the voters of San Diego the opportunity to decide on a real response to the housing and homelessness crisis.
Learn more about our proposal by reading our fact sheet available here.
Getting there:
Public Transportation
Bus: Several bus routes have stops nearby City Hall, including Routes 11, 150 and 50. Check MTS for schedules and routes and to plan your trip.
Trolley: Arrive by trolley by taking the Civic Center Plaza stop of the Blue Line, Orange Line or Silver Line. Check MTS for trolley schedule.
Parking
Public parking spaces are available within walking distance of City Hall. There is a parking lot located at Third Avenue and A Street and parking is also available at the Evan V. Jones Parkade.
March Route:
San Diego Housing Federation hosts several educational seminars throughout the year on the relevant, timely topics to keep you informed and enhance your professional impact in affordable housing or a related field.
SDHF welcomes you to join us for our inaugural Summer Mixer set atop Affirmed Housing’s 1050 B Street Development in sunny downtown San Diego. Mingle with our members and developer partners while enjoying food, beverages and live entertainment hosted by our generous sponsors!
The Supportive Housing Learning Network is a series of training workshops where Supportive Housing staff members come together to share ideas and resources through educational forums, networking opportunities, and peer learning.
The RSSN holds monthly workshops for Resident Services Coordinators, leading up to the RSSN Institute in October.
The Policy Committee assists in developing and implementing San Diego Housing Federation’s local, state, and federal policy positions. The Committee also monitors affordable housing programs, local land-use policies, and state and local legislation.
The Marketing and Outreach Committee works closely with staff to develop and implement a marketing/communications plan that identifies the primary audiences for the organization, how best to reach them, and what they most care about.
San Diego Housing Federation hosts several educational seminars throughout the year on the relevant, timely topics to keep you informed and enhance your professional impact in affordable housing or a related field.
The RSSN holds monthly workshops for Resident Services Coordinators, leading up to the RSSN Institute in October.
San Diego Housing Federation’s annual Affordable Housing & Community Development Conference and Pre-Conference Institutes brings together more than 500 developers, builders, architects, lenders, property managers, service providers, elected and agency officials and staff, community and business leaders to share innovative approaches to affordable housing, community, and economic development.
The Policy Committee assists in developing and implementing San Diego Housing Federation’s local, state, and federal policy positions. The Committee also monitors affordable housing programs, local land-use policies, and state and local legislation.
The RSSN holds monthly workshops for Resident Services Coordinators, leading up to the RSSN Institute in October.
The Supportive Housing Learning Network is a series of training workshops where Supportive Housing staff members come together to share ideas and resources through educational forums, networking opportunities, and peer learning.
One of SDHF’s signature events, the annual Ruby Awards is the county’s largest affordable housing industry recognition event honoring the best people, projects, and achievements during the past year.
The Policy Committee assists in developing and implementing San Diego Housing Federation’s local, state, and federal policy positions. The Committee also monitors affordable housing programs, local land-use policies, and state and local legislation.
The Supportive Housing Operators Network is a series of training workshops where Affordable Housing staff members come together to share ideas and resources through educational forums, networking opportunities, and peer learning.
San Diego Housing Federation hosts several educational seminars throughout the year on the relevant, timely topics to keep you informed and enhance your professional impact in affordable housing or a related field.
Join fair housing practitioners, policy makers, housing advocates and developers, community leaders, and top experts in discussing and exploring fair housing discrimination issues and solutions to improving our communities.
The 2018 Annual Membership Meeting will be held on Tuesday, March 27th and the Roundtable will feature guest speaker Mark Stivers, Executive Director, California Tax Credit Allocation Committee. Thank you to our generous sponsor: US Bank.
The Supportive Housing Operators Network is a series of training workshops where Affordable Housing staff members come together to share ideas and resources through educational forums, networking opportunities, and peer learning.
San Diego Housing Federation hosts several educational seminars throughout the year on the relevant, timely topics to keep you informed and enhance your professional impact in affordable housing or a related field.
The RSSN holds monthly workshops for Resident Services Coordinators, leading up to the RSSN Institute in October.
San Diego Housing Federation hosts several educational seminars throughout the year on the relevant, timely topics to keep you informed and enhance your professional impact in affordable housing or a related field.
The Supportive Housing Operators Network is a series of training workshops where Affordable Housing staff members come together to share ideas and resources through educational forums, networking opportunities, and peer learning.
Join your colleagues, SDHF members, and friends as we gather to not only to celebrate the historic accomplishments we made for affordable housing in the past year, but also the compassionate spirit of all our members. We will honor our strong and supportive volunteers, complete with a special tribute to our 2018 Volunteer of the Year.
LISC San Diego Roundtable Series in conjunction with Corporation for Supportive Housing Presents: Financing Supportive Housing: Where to Find and Use the Funding that Transforms Communities
San Diego Housing Federation’s annual Affordable Housing & Community Development Conference and Pre-Conference Institutes brings together more than 500 developers, builders, architects, lenders, property managers, service providers, elected and agency officials and staff, community and business leaders to share innovative approaches to affordable housing, community, and economic development.
The RSSN holds monthly workshops for Resident Services Coordinators, leading up to the RSSN Institute in October.
