Begin your Summit experience with a pre-Summit workshop or site visit. Workshops offer a deeper look at timely field challenges while site visits provide an inside look at local supportive housing programs. Space for pre-Summit sessions is limited, so reserve your spot early.
Pre-Summit sessions are not included with general registration and require additional fee.
Are you a developer new to supportive housing? Or a supportive housing provider looking to start developing units yourself?
This workshop guides participants through the essential phases of new housing development, with a special focus on the unique aspects of creating supportive housing units. Participants will gain valuable tools and insights to facilitate the development process, secure funding, and manage capital budgets effectively. By the end of this session, you will have a comprehensive understanding of what supportive housing development entails and how to begin increasing supportive housing stock in your community.
Our most popular Pe-Summit option. Local supportive housing programs offer you an in-person view of their facilities, programs, and services. Learn how Denver community organizations are providing stable, affordable housing with support from their community. Locations and details will be available closer to the Summit date. Site visits will include at least two programs, transportation via chartered bus to the sites, and a box lunch.
Site Visits are Sponsored by National Equity Fund

1550 Court Pl
Denver, CO 80202
United States
Housing and human service organizations are navigating funding shifts, policy changes, evolving community needs, workforce challenges, or programmatic shifts. This interactive session is designed for senior leaders and decision makers seeking practical strategies to strengthen their organization's ability to navigate change successfully and sustain impact over time.
Participants will explore the critical conditions that support organizational learning, adaptation, staff engagement, and successful implementation of change initiatives. Prior to the session, participants will complete a Change Readiness Assessment that evaluates both leadership preparedness and the organizational environment for learning and change. During the session, participants will receive guidance in interpreting their results, identifying strengths and potential barriers, and developing actionable strategies to build resilience, strengthen change capacity, and support long-term success.