Join us for an engaging Membership Committee meeting where we focus on growing and strengthening our organization by connecting with potential new members

The 2025 Annual Membership Meeting will be held virtually on Thursday, March 27th from 10 A.M. – 11 A.M.

As part of our ongoing commitment to fostering collaborative efforts and staying at the forefront of critical developments, we are excited to introduce this monthly roundtable discussion.

The Supportive Housing & Resident Services Academy is an offset of the School of Affordable Housing and provides affordable housing professionals with meaningful and practical support through educational forums, networking opportunities, and peer learning.

The Policy Committee assists in developing and implementing San Diego Housing Federation’s local, state, and federal policy positions.  The Committee also monitors affordable housing programs, local land-use policies, and state and local legislation.

The San Diego Housing Federation is pleased to be working with the City of San Diego to host a monthly forum with the Development Services Department and SDHF members.

These forums, open to current SDHF members, give individuals & organizations an opportunity to discuss any issues they are encountering, and learn more about other initiatives or programs that are helpful for the sector

As part of our ongoing commitment to fostering collaborative efforts and staying at the forefront of critical developments, we are excited to introduce this monthly roundtable discussion.

The Affordable Housing Management Academy is hosting a job fair at MiraCosta College, connecting their students and alumni with top employers in the affordable housing field.

The SHRSA Committee, is a peer learning group made up of property managers and resident services coordinators working in the affordable housing sector. The committee collaborates with SDHF’s civic engagement and advocacy efforts by identifying opportunities to educate and share information with members and residents.

The Policy Committee assists in developing and implementing San Diego Housing Federation’s local, state, and federal policy positions.  The Committee also monitors affordable housing programs, local land-use policies, and state and local legislation.

The San Diego Housing Federation is pleased to be working with the City of San Diego to host a monthly forum with the Development Services Department and SDHF members.

The Supportive Housing & Resident Services Academy, a branch of the School of Affordable Housing, offers affordable housing professionals valuable, practical resources through educational forums, networking events, and peer learning opportunities.

The Institute is a one-day immersive training event, designed to foster collaboration and learning among supportive housing and resident services providers.

As part of our ongoing commitment to fostering collaborative efforts and staying at the forefront of critical developments, we are excited to introduce this monthly roundtable discussion.

Join us for an engaging Membership Committee meeting where we focus on growing and strengthening our organization by connecting with potential new members

The Policy Committee assists in developing and implementing San Diego Housing Federation’s local, state, and federal policy positions.  The Committee also monitors affordable housing programs, local land-use policies, and state and local legislation.

The Policy Committee assists in developing and implementing San Diego Housing Federation’s local, state, and federal policy positions.  The Committee also monitors affordable housing programs, local land-use policies, and state and local legislation.

The SHRSA Committee, is a peer learning group made up of property managers and resident services coordinators working in the affordable housing sector. The committee collaborates with SDHF’s civic engagement and advocacy efforts by identifying opportunities to educate and share information with members and residents.

Join us as we celebrate this year's Affordable Housing Management graduates and mentors, along with all of our accomplishments in 2024!

As part of our ongoing commitment to fostering collaborative efforts and staying at the forefront of critical developments, we are excited to introduce this monthly roundtable discussion.

The Supportive Housing & Resident Services Academy is an offset of the School of Affordable Housing and provides affordable housing professionals with meaningful and practical support through educational forums, networking opportunities, and peer learning.

Certification is available to those who attend all four workshops and the SHRSA institute (scheduled for early 2025)

The San Diego Housing Federation is pleased to be working with the City of San Diego to host a monthly forum with the Development Services Department and SDHF members.

The Policy Committee assists in developing and implementing San Diego Housing Federation’s local, state, and federal policy positions.  The Committee also monitors affordable housing programs, local land-use policies, and state and local legislation.

As part of our ongoing commitment to fostering collaborative efforts and staying at the forefront of critical developments, we are excited to introduce this monthly roundtable discussion.

Whether you’re new to affordable housing or already working on tax credit and bond applications, you’ll benefit from this interactive training. 

The San Diego Housing Federation is pleased to be working with the City of San Diego to host a monthly forum with the Development Services Department and SDHF members.

The SHRSA Committee, is a peer learning group made up of property managers and resident services coordinators working in the affordable housing sector. The committee collaborates with SDHF’s civic engagement and advocacy efforts by identifying opportunities to educate and share information with members and residents.

Learn about Prop 5 at this one hour training via Zoom. Register today!

The Policy Committee assists in developing and implementing San Diego Housing Federation’s local, state, and federal policy positions.  The Committee also monitors affordable housing programs, local land-use policies, and state and local legislation.