Housing
- 31Homes in the Bridgeport DevelopmentCo-created by the CDC in North Port St. Joe
- 3Community propertiesHeld for affordable housing and mixed-use development
- OpenStart-to-Home applicationsA path to homeownership in a newly built home
Impact Report
What the work has produced for North Port St. Joe
At a Glance
Resident-led work, measured
Figures the CDC has documented across housing, health, environmental justice and workforce development.
- Major grants documented
- $1,324,000+
- Residents Represented
- 1,000+
- Partner Organizations
- 14
- Core Program Areas
- 4
Investment
Funding brought into the community
Major grants secured for North Port St. Joe. Additional state-level support from Florida DEO is pending confirmation of amount and year.
| Funder | Amount |
|---|---|
| U.S. Environmental Protection Agency | $899,000 |
| Jessie Ball duPont Fund | $300,000 |
| Robert Wood Johnson Foundation | $125,000 |
| Total | $1,324,000 |
By Program
Outcomes in each focus area
Four connected programs, each with its own results to date.
Public Health
- 2Health Impact Assessments2019, and 2021 with the University of West Florida and University of South Florida
- $125,000From the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
- 2026Changing Currents reportHealth equity scenarios for North Port St. Joe in 2050
Environmental Justice
- $899,000In U.S. EPA fundingSupporting assessment, redevelopment and workforce training
- 2016Community Master PlanResident-led priorities guiding redevelopment
Workforce Development
- 6 weeksFree EcoWorkforce trainingMonday through Friday, with weekly stipends
- 3rdCohort now underway
- 10–15Students per cohort
Research
Evidence behind the work
Health Impact Assessments in 2019 and 2021, and the 2026 Changing Currents report from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Interdisciplinary Research Leaders team.
Research & ReportsOur Story
How we got here
From early housing work in 2005 through Hurricane Michael and COVID-19 response to today's redevelopment priorities.
Read Our HistoryHelp us grow this report
Every partnership and gift turns into outcomes residents can see.