Housing

Foundations for a Stable Family

A home is more than a shelter—it’s a foundation for stable, flourishing lives. We understand the critical role housing plays in integration and well-being, which is why our housing initiatives are dedicated to helping BIPOC and low-income communities navigate the complex landscape of housing options.

tea

TEA

Tenant Education and Advocacy

TEA – At the core of our housing initiatives, we recognize the power of knowledge and collective action in transforming lives. Our Tenant Education and Advocacy (TEA) program empowers residents with the critical skills and information they need to navigate the complexities of the housing market. Through workshops and one-on-one counseling, we educate tenants on their rights, responsibilities, and the mechanisms available for addressing issues such as repairs, security deposits, and unlawful evictions. This foundation of knowledge not only enhances individual confidence but also fosters a sense of community and mutual support among residents.

FAITH

Families and Individuals Thriving in Housing

The F.A.I.T.H. (Families and Individuals Thriving in Housing) project is a comprehensive initiative designed to address the unique housing challenges faced by BIPOC and low-income communities in St. Cloud Metro and Twin City Areas. This initiative focuses on three primary goals: preventing homelessness among these communities by addressing its root causes, reducing the overall incidence of homelessness within the community, to make it a rare and exceptional event, and limiting the duration of homelessness for those affected by facilitating their swift return to stable housing.

Iskufilan

Iskufilan

The Iskufilan project is setting a new standard for workforce housing, focusing on the unique needs of large families. Derived from the Somali term for “self-sufficient,” Iskufilan is not just a place to live but a thriving community hub spread across nearly four acres. This multifamily mixed-use development is being designed to provide spacious and functional living spaces, fostering a sense of belonging and community among its residents. Additionally, it incorporates essential services such as local businesses, community resources and educational centers, facilitating convenience and fostering economic growth within the community.

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320-281-3232
3333 W Division St., Suite 114
St Cloud, MN 56301, USA
322 W Lake St., Suite 205
Minneapolis, MN 5508

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