Partnership

Partnership:Shared Commitment, Lasting Impact

Meaningful change doesn’t happen in isolation. Expanding inclusive, community-based housing for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and older adults across North Carolina requires collaboration, shared commitment, and local action.

We are grateful to our community partners who stand alongside us in this work. Together, we are strengthening systems, elevating voices, and increasing access to inclusive housing options that support independence, dignity, and belonging—across every region of the state.

Partnership is how progress happens.

By working together, we can scale impact, address local needs, and build communities where everyone has the opportunity to live, thrive, and be included.

Do you want to partner with us to help build more inclusive communities across North Carolina?

Thank You to Our Key Partners

IDEAL is led by HOPE NC and five strong and dedicated partners in Collective Impact to design, implement, and monitor our collective work.

CASA

Affordable housing development partner. Operates over 460 affordable rental units in the Triangle.

Alliance Health

Links individuals with I/DD and behavioral health needs with support services.

UNC-CH

Community Practice Lab (CPL). Catalyzing and expanding community-driven, sustainable, and knowledge-based initiatives through creative scholarship, innovative program development, and committed partnerships.

Orange County Department of Aging

Offers integrated aging services and programs including, wellness and education classes, job search advice and workshops, lunches, trips, volunteer opportunities, and more.

POAH

(Preservation of Affordable Housing)
National nonprofit creating affordable homes that support economic security, equity and access to opportunity for all.

Partnerships

Thank you to these community partners as we work together to make changes across the state of North Carolina – together we will increase inclusive housing options for adults with intellectual and development disabilities and older adults.