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Healthy Housing, Healthy Communities (H3C) Partnership Initiative

The Commission's Multifamily Housing collaboration across the healthcare, housing, and homelessness sectors.

The Corporation for Supportive Housing (CSH), a national champion for supportive housing, and the Washington State Housing Finance Commission (WSHFC), have partnered to provide leadership and investment to strengthen health outcomes for residents of supportive housing.
This project will convene leaders and experts in both fields, creating innovative, equitable, effective responses to community housing, health, and social service needs.

NEWS AND HIGHLIGHTS

New! Tacoma/Pierce County Session this spring – date and location TBD. Contact Claire Petersky (Claire.Petersky@wshfc.org) or Theresa Tanoury (Theresa.Tanoury@csh.org) if you are interested in attending – or in presenting your successful health/housing collaboration! 2/2/24

New! Columbia Region Session Slide Deck (PDF) 10/16/23

Health and Housing Kick-off Event
Watch the Recording - Passcode: i1^wut?V

Power Point Slides (PDF)

National Council of State Housing Agencies (NCSHA) Press release on the launch of the H3C Initiative (May 20, 2022)

HOW TO GET INVOLVED

Join the community of innovators and leaders!

Develop shared priorities

Inform us on ways to improve

Engage in discussion and decision-making

Complete this form and we will contact you.

H3C PURPOSE, WORK, AND MISSION

We promote collaboration among healthcare, housing, and homeless sectors to drive innovative responses to the health, housing, and equitable needs in communities.

We facilitate statewide for the sharing of experiences and the development of new tools, guidelines, models of care and other resources to support developers and practitioners in the health and housing sectors.

We support the development of healthcare and housing financed projects.

OUR TIMELINE

February and March 2023: Assess intersections and gaps between health care and housing for people with extremely low incomes at the person, project, and system levels by interviewing people with lived experiences, analyzing up to six project-level health and housing partnerships.

May 2023: Convene senior leaders and report on strengths, gaps, examples from other states, recommendations, and solicit feedback on recommendations and action steps.

June 2023: Based on feedback from the convening, develop a plan to further the intersection of health and housing investments including accountability mechanisms that ensure racial equity.

September 2023: Conduct a listening session in the Tri-Cities area, with attendees from the housing development, housing operations, social services, and health care worlds.

FURTHER RESOURCES

New! CSH Development finance Resource List (WORD) 10/16/23

New! Health -and-Housing Efforts to Reduce Health Disparities and Build Towards Systems Integration (PDF) 10/16/23

Medicaid Reinvestment Requirements Can Improve Community Health And Equity | Health Affairs

How community partnerships can play a central role in reducing cost of care and improving health outcomes

Health Net Invests $46M To Support Unhoused in California

How Helping moms with rent may lead to healthier babies

EXAMPLES OF H3C PARTNERSHIPS

QUESTIONS?

Claire Petersky, Manager
Multifamily Housing and Community Facilities
WSHFC
claire.petersky@wshfc.org
206.287.4407
Theresa Tanoury
Corporation for Supportive Housing
Theresa.Tanoury@csh.org

  

 
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