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Housing Facilities Board approves $500,000 match to bring Enterprise Community Partners' faith-based housing program to Chattanooga
Summary
The Housing Facilities Board approved a resolution authorizing a city match to fund Enterprise Community Partners' three-year 'faith-based development initiative,' a pilot that will provide training, technical assistance and development grants to eight faith organizations to explore affordable housing on underused land.
The Housing Facilities Board of the City of Chattanooga on a voice vote approved a resolution authorizing the chair to execute an agreement with Enterprise Community Partners to launch a local "faith-based development initiative" that pairs training and development grants with technical assistance.
Enterprise Community Partners’ representative (S8) told the board the program is a three-year cohort offering 75 hours of free training, one-on-one development consulting and reimbursable development grants to help faith organizations assess whether their land is suitable for affordable housing or community facilities. The…
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