Insight Housing

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Last week, we were so inspired by the moving discussion at our second annual Community Conversations event, focused on the intersection of housing and health. Even if you couldn't join us for last week's discussion about housing and health, here are things we all can do to drive real change for our neighbors and in our community. ✅ Vote: Support Proposition 5 and Berkeley's Measure W to strengthen housing and healthcare initiatives. ✅ Spread the Word: Share how stable housing leads to better health outcomes and stronger communities with your friends and family. ✅ Get Involved: Volunteer, donate, or attend our upcoming events. ➡️ https://hubs.li/Q02TKWsl0 Together, we can create a future where everyone has access to a safe home and quality healthcare.

The true experts on housing insecurity? Those who've lived it. That's why we've launched LEAP - our Lived Experience Advisory Panel. By centering the voices of community members who've faced housing and food challenges, we're tapping into a wealth of knowledge and insight. The result? ✅ More effective programs ✅ Services that truly meet community needs ✅ Innovative solutions born from real experiences Learn more here: https://hubs.li/Q02RGCPr0

Today is the day to secure your seats for our conversation on the intersection of housing and health! Join us for this important discussion with our expert panelists. Reserve your spot ASAP. ➡️ https://hubs.li/Q02R9r3q0

Have you reserved your spot for our Community Conversations: Housing is Healthcare? 🏠💜 On October 10, you can take part in an engaging discussion about the critical link between stable housing and health! Hear from expert panelists as they share insights that can transform lives and inspire action. Don’t wait—let us know you’re coming today! ➡️ https://hubs.li/Q02Q7n1y0

Meet Slone Willingham, a member of our Lived Experience Advisory Panel (LEAP)! Having transitioned from living on the streets to finding stability with Insight Housing, Slone knows firsthand the power of housing. At our upcoming event, Community Conversations: Housing is Healthcare on October 10, Slone will share how the consistent meals and support he received at the Hope Center made a significant difference in his life. Join us to hear his story and learn more about the vital link between housing and health! Reserve your seat today: https://hubs.li/Q02NVvT50

🚨 Don’t miss out! 🚨 The moment is here! Join us for Community Conversations: Housing is Healthcare on October 10! 🏠🩺 Enjoy a complimentary breakfast and an informative discussion with Theresa Cheng, MD, JD, UCSF; Melissa Jones, Executive Director, Bay Area Regional Health Inequities Initiative; and Slone Willingham, Insight Housing Lived Experience Advisory Panel (LEAP) member. Reserve your seat today 🎟️ ➡️ https://hubs.li/Q02MLbJS0

Insight Housing is growing! We're looking for motivated team members to join our mission of ensuring everyone in our community has a home through supportive, equitable, and sustainable housing solutions. We have exciting opportunities across various roles, including: • Case Manager • Outreach Specialist • Facilities Manager • Digital Marketing Specialist • Program Manager • Housing Navigator • Healthcare Navigator At Insight Housing, we value our team members. We offer competitive benefits, including generous paid time off, comprehensive insurance coverage, retirement plans, and professional development opportunities. Ready to make a difference? Join our talented, diverse, and inclusive team today! Explore our open positions and apply now: https://hubs.li/Q02H8nDL0

📅 Save the Date: Oct 10th! 🏠🩺 Join us for Community Conversations - Housing as Healthcare - a game-changing breakfast conversation on how safe and stable housing shapes individual and community well-being. Featuring expert speakers: • Theresa Cheng, MD, JD, UCSF • Melissa Jones, Executive Director, Bay Area Regional Health Inequities Initiative Get ready to spark ideas and get inspired!

Congratulations to Alex Weinberg, Selma Osman, Matt Renfro, Amy Zhang, Jesse Bieder for their winning "Robin Wood Village" project at the UC Berkeley James R. Boyce Affordable Housing Studio Symposium 2024! Their innovative design near the El Cerrito Del Norte BART station uses modern construction methods to create supportive, welcoming housing for young families and transition-age youth. We're grateful to this interdisciplinary team for their creativity in tackling our housing challenges AND for donating their $500 prize to Insight Housing. Your generosity is an investment in real housing solutions for our neighbors! Thank you! 💜