SCANPH CONFERENCE KEYNOTE BY BARBARA SARD OF HUD
via YouTube broadcast
(part one of video) (part two of video)
Thank you for participating in our 2009 SCANPH Conference. The conference once again brought together the nonprofit housing community for a day of exciting speakers, informative and educational workshops, and our annual awards. Congratulations to all the winners!
We will have all of the photographs of all our nominees for the SCANPH Awards as well as those taken at the conference of our plenary gatherings, awards ceremony, sponsors and vendors, volunteers and staff, and other activities up shortly. Please continue to visit our website as they become available.
We will soon change this webpage to include all of the electronic media and files that our speakers and workshop panelists wish to share with the conference participants. Please come back and visit this page for conference downloads as they become available. Thank you and we'll see you again next year!
CAN YOU FIND YOURSELF IN A PHOTO FROM THE CONFERENCE?
The 2009 SCANPH conference photos are now available at this link.
2009 SCANPH AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCEMENT
The Southern California Association of Non-Profit Housing (SCANPH) is pleased to announce our 2009 non-profit affordable housing awards winners. The awards are presented to Southern California's top affordable housing developers, financial supporters, advocates, and staff persons and were announced at the SCANPH Annual Housing Conference on Friday, September 25 at the Wilshire Grand Hotel in Los Angeles, CA.
Our Affordable Housing of the Year awards, where peers recognize their peers' best work each year, is one of the most prominent and most highly respected honors presented to California's top nonprofit housing developers. All the Awards are nominated by the membership, and chosen by an impartial committee of the previous year's award winners. This year's winners are:
2009 Advocate of the Year
Los Angeles County Federation of Labor
2009 Financial Supporter of the Year
Hudson Housing Capital
2009 Special Needs, Nonprofit Housing Development of the Year
Rayen Apartments in Los Angeles, CA.
A Community of Freinds (ACOF)
2009 Homeownership, Nonprofit Housing Development of the Year
Rancho Cielo in Coachella, CA.
Coachella Valley Housing Coalition
2009 MultiFamily Rental, Nonprofit Housing Development of the Year
(co-winners)
Paseo Santa Clara & Paseo Del Rio Apartments in Oxnard, CA.
Cabrillo Economic Development Corporation
and
St. Vincent' Affordable Housing in Santa Barbara, CA.
Mercy Housing California
2009 Developer of the Year
Abode Communities
Housers' Hero
William J. Pavão, Executive Director
California Tax Credit Allocation Committee
Take Action on on redevelopment and help protect housing funds now!
In continuing efforts to increase access to supportive housing for high utilizers of public health resources, and maximize the efficient use of scarce public resources, City and County Departments issued the first collaborative Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) last month.
