Join Habitat Orlando & Osceola in an initiative to address Central Florida’s housing crisis and forge a path toward prosperity
Together, we can tackle the root causes of the housing crisis by forming transformative multi-stakeholder partnerships equal to the task. Read more about this groundbreaking initiative and the Cornerstone Housing™ Framework below. Then, sign up to receive details about our launch event on Aug. 16.
FACE THE HOUSING CRISIS™: A Community Charter for Collective Leadership
In this in-depth position paper, Habitat Orlando & Osceola acknowledges that affordable housing is not just a standalone challenge but a complex, interconnected issue that requires a comprehensive approach. It combines the principles of systems thinking, policy integration, and collective impact in recognition that effective solutions cannot be achieved through fragmented efforts. By bringing together stakeholders from diverse sectors and facilitating the long-term collaboration needed, we aim to create a unified front that can drive meaningful change.
At this critical time, we can sit on our hands or put them to work collectively. We invite you to raise your hand and pioneer the change needed to FACE THE HOUSING CRISIS™.
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CHECK OUT OUR AD IN THE ORLANDO BUSINESS JOURNAL
This ad in the June 23, 2023 edition of the OBJ gives an overview of our initiative and the Cornerstone Housing™ Framework.
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BUILDING ON MOMENTUM
We are not alone in recognizing affordable housing as an anchor to community prosperity. In our Community Charter above, we propose a framework to support the scale and expanded impact of momentum realized in the last 10 years. The Cornerstone Housing™ Framework is neither a replication nor an alternative to the many initiatives that represent momentum propelling our proposal. By virtue of operating at the systems level in human and economic development, we propose an approach to build on these initiatives.
HOW ARE YOU FACING THE HOUSING CRISIS?
Do you have an affordable place to live? Even if your answer is yes, chances are high that someone you care about does not: Your child, nephew, friend, coworker, neighbor, child’s teacher, the chef at your favorite restaurant, your mail carrier. Tell us about how this crisis affects you, your loved ones, and your community. If you agree, we may share your story.