MADISON, Wis. - s4story -- Hope Community Capital (HCC) announced a free educational webinar focused on permanent supportive housing (PSH): Innovations in Affordable Housing Finance. Emily Francis, HCC's Director - Development Advisory, and Brad Hinkfuss, Executive Director, Housing Initiatives will explore how to identify the need for supportive affordable housing, develop a vision for service-enriched housing, and translate that vision into a viable development and capital model. Participants will walk through the core elements of purpose‑built affordable PSH, from site selection and capital stack assembly to building design and the integration of supportive services into daily operations.

"Housing for vulnerable populations demands that we get both the mission and the capital right," said Carrie Sanders, CEO & Founder of Hope Community Capital. "The capital stack directly influences whether a project can deliver stability, dignity, and quality services over time."

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During the May 20 webinar, participants will:

• Understand best practices in Housing First and Permanent Supportive Housing operations
• Learn how to develop a clear vision for purpose‑built PSH that aligns with community needs
• Gain insights into successful strategies for new affordable housing construction, from concept to execution
• Explore design, operational, and service‑integration considerations unique to purpose‑built PSH
• Learn about unique aspects of securing financing and navigating challenges of capital alignment  
• Take away lessons learned that can inform similar projects in other communities

This webinar is designed for: affordable and supportive housing developers, homeless service and supportive service providers, architects, designers, and property managers working in affordable and supportive housing.

Registration for all sessions is free. Webinar videos and resources will be posted on HCC's Resource page after the event has concluded, along with tools that can be used immediately.

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Event Registration: https://events.zoom.us/ev/AvausMeJAyuFegilHbZlPwMW3QsnSoKDpo7nvUr2gFMirfo-v4sR~AqD4nm6EBScOMQqu9d3R1cDg1PZIsD0-n4kYDXVkR_ZkfCLwGMYqHpIE6Q
HCC Resources: https://hopecommunitycapital.com/resources/

About:
Founded in 2016, Hope Community Capital is a Madison-headquartered, B Corp–certified national consultancy that has helped advance community facilities, housing, and education projects across Wisconsin and beyond by navigating complex financing structures. Its work has supported multimillion-dollar developments that expand access to childcare, youth programs, and healthy community spaces.