Diversifying Our Field, Nurturing New Leaders

NPH created the Bay Area Affordable Housing Internship Program (BAHIP) to remove common barriers to opportunity, supporting a robust pipeline of professional and diverse leaders to strengthen our industry.

This one-year, paid internship program trains aspiring housing development professionals, who will enhance inclusion and racial equity in affordable housing, by pairing them with leading nonprofit housing development organizations in the Bay Area.

Through hands-on experience, mentorship, and monthly trainings, BAHIP is a launching pad for Bay Area college students from low-income backgrounds and communities of color into affordable housing development/project management careers.

Check out this quick video to see what BAHIP is all about!

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Background & Purpose

In 2017, BAHIP was created to support NPH’s goals of nurturing talented individuals from diverse communities to enter the affordable housing industry.

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Meet Our Interns

Our BAHIP interns are racially diverse college students who are passionate about serving their communities.

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Experience their Work

Our interns’ work reflects the new skills they acquire from the program based on five competencies of housing project management — from financial pro formas and loan closings, to leadership development.

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The BAHIP Network

Our interns are supported by an entire network of housers to help them succeed in the program year and beyond.

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Intern & Host Applications

Start your journey of affordable housing advocacy today. The application to apply for BAHIP is now open!

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Questions?

Please contact our Racial Equity and Inclusion Program Manager, Izanie LoveNed: izanie@nonprofithousing.org