This grant opportunity is to scale proven housing-based services and supports that enable low-income older adults living in Michigan and Maryland to age in place.

Enterprise (with its collaborator, Local Initiatives Support Coalition) is managing the development of a book of original essays that will focus on the alignment of climate change and community development.

Enterprise awarded $4 million in grants this year to scale aging-in-place initiatives with a track record of success by housing operators and public housing authorities in Maryland and Michigan.

The City of Detroit, Enterprise and University of Michigan’s Poverty Solutions co-authored the buyer guide that includes do-it-yourself checklists and guidance on land contract risks.

The Gilbert Family Foundation alongside ProMedica and DTE Energy on Tuesday announced a $20 million fund that is anticipated to help more than 1,000 Detroit homeowners over the next three years.

The program, to be administered by Enterprise and the Green & Healthy Homes Initiative, will provide low-income Detroit homeowners with critical home repairs.

The Thome Aging Well program will award up to $4 million in its first year to scale proven housing-based services and support programs in Maryland and Michigan.

Rep. Rashida Tlaib presented Enterprise with a $2 million federal funding award for the Detroit Energy Efficiency and Home Improvement Program for low-income homeowners.