San Diego Housing Federation
Isabella Anderson currently works as a Communications & Events Coordinator at San Diego Housing Federation since September 2023. Prior to this, Isabella worked as a Respite Worker at ARCC CENTER FOUNDATION INC where Isabella managed and oversaw care for children and teenagers with Autism. Isabella also has experience as a Marketing Intern at Incitrio, where Isabella created and scheduled social media and blog content. Isabella holds a Master's degree in Disability Studies from CUNY School of Professional Studies and a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing & Business Administration from the University of San Diego.
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San Diego Housing Federation
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Since 1990, San Diego Housing Federation has been the collective voice of those who support, build, and finance affordable housing in the San Diego region. San Diego Housing Federation creates affordable housing opportunities for low-income people by expanding the knowledge, capacity, and influence of the affordable housing development community. In addition to our advocacy work, SDHF offers professional training, networking opportunities, and provides resources for housing policy advocates. Our Mission Working as a coalition of affordable housing developers, advocates, and other organizations, we promote the creation of quality affordable housing focused on lower income families and people in need. Our Values San Diego Housing Federation values policies, programs and projects that demonstrate a commitment to a long-term and holistic approach to community development by: - Serving households with lower incomes. - Delivering permanent affordability. - Building to the highest and most environmentally sustainable standards. - Contributing to and improving upon the social and physical fabric of the surrounding community. - Incorporating broader community development strategies. - Demonstrating good stewardship of public resources and maximizing public benefit. - Contributing to strategies for ending poverty.