CCRH Internship Program

CCRH is delighted to announce an open call to serve as a learning facilitator, a team coach, and/or a one-on-one coach in our new Visionary Rural Housing Leadership Fellowship!

The Fellowship aims to accelerate the advancement of emerging BIPOC leaders and build the capacity of rural affordable housing organizations to retain this next generation of talent in our field.

This open call is for Curriculum Area 1: Leadership and Technical Project Management: Strate­gic Project Management in Rural Housing. Applications are due by Friday, September 29, 2023.

For more information on roles and responsibilities, as well as more, you can read more:https://8d7a46ae-17d6-4c2d-a86d-2ad91ab3364b.usrfiles.com/ugd/8d7a46_4c10e01b81144b6491e692668185dec9.pdf

To apply: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/GYFCYWX

It’s almost that time of year again - Giving Tuesday is a week away! We hope that you can take a moment to contribute to CCRH Internship Program for Diversity in Nonprofit Housing and Community Development!



CCRH has advanced the racial diversity of the affordable housing and community development field in the rural West for 25 years. The program serves as a critical pathway for selected students who reflect diverse cultural and linguistic demographics by providing access to internship positions and continued professional development training!



We, as a nonprofit, rely on our donors and sponsors to help us advance racial diversity and equity in rural housing and we are very thankful to all our members and those who give.



We ask that you take a moment to visit this link and give today!

https://www.calruralhousing.org/donate-membership



In partnership,

CCRH Leadership Development Programs Team

Shout out to the SJVHC where our interns and alumni got a chance to connect.

The San Joaquin Valley Housing Collaborative (SJVHC) is a regional nonprofit that formed out of the California Partnership for the San Joaquin Valley in 2009 – the California Partnership is an unprecedented public-private partnership founded by the Governor’s Office in 2005.
The Housing Collaborative exists to address housing issues affecting low- to moderate-income households in Valley communities by advocating building capacity and collaboration for affordable, healthy neighborhoods and communities.