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NPHS and Madronus Announce Strategic Partnership Partnership Brings Together Two Innovative Platforms to Expand Access to Affordable Wildfire Resilience Financing, Home Protection, and Insurance Solutions NPHS is expanding its wildfire resilience efforts through a new partnership with Madronus Wildfire Defense, which brings together two complementary platforms to make wildfire

Making Home Happen An Anniversary Message from Our President and CEO By Clemente A. Mojica As NPHS celebrates 35 years of Making Home Happen, I am reminded that behind every home is a family, a story, and the simple hope for a better future. That hope is deeply

From Grassroots to Platform How NPHS is Rewiring Itself By Greg O'Donnell, Chief Impact Officer A quiet rewiring has been underway at NPHS for some time now, and it does not look like what most people expect. It does not hinge on a single breakthrough moment. Instead, it reflects a

Preserving Homes, Revitalizing Communities Transforming Distressed Single-Family and Multifamily Properties Into Long-Term Affordable Housing Across the Inland Empire, the housing crisis is not only defined by a lack of new supply, but by the steady loss of existing affordable homes. NPHS has advanced a strategic response to this challenge,

Celebrating the Completion of the NPHS Villas on Mill St An Affordable Housing Preservation Project On March 13th, 2026, we celebrated the completion of the NPHS Villas on Mill St. with a ribbon cutting ceremony at the property in the City of San Bernardino. NPHS staff, several members of the

Advancing Housing Stability NPHS Co-Sponsors SB 996 and SB 1092   We believe stable housing is the foundation for economic mobility and thriving communities. As California faces an ongoing affordability crisis, protecting and strengthening pathways to lasting affordability and homeownership is critical. That’s why NPHS is proud to co-sponsor two

Preparing, Responding and Rebuilding Building a Housing First Responder Model to Strengthen Wildfire Resilience Across California Communities across the Inland Empire have long faced the growing threat of wildfires. Each year, fires destroy homes, displace families, and expose vulnerabilities in both the built environment and the systems homeowners rely on