CAHT OPERATIONS ARE ON HIATUS UNTIL JULY 2026. CONTACT CAHT VIA EMAIL FOR ASSISTANCE.
Durham is safe, equitable, accessible, diverse, sustainable, and rooted in its identity.
The Coalition for Affordable Housing and Transit is a volunteer-run community of Durham Residents that brings key stakeholders together to increase affordable, safe, and secure housing and quality transit options in Durham, NC, through four pillars;
Learning, relationship building, information sharing, and advocacy.
The Coordinating Committee oversees the overall operations, coordinates the four volunteer teams, and supports them with updates on local, regional, and state housing initiatives. The group meets virtually on the first Monday of each month and is open to all supporters. Please email CAHT for more information and access to the session.
The Policy Committee determines the emergent and urgent issues recommended for CAHT involvement. The group meets every 3rd Monday of the month at the Frist Presbyterian Church, 305 E. Main Street in Downtown Durham. All Durham residents are invited to attend. Please visit CAHT's event page for calendar information.
The General body of supporters meets monthly to make CAHT general body decisions and disseminate information to the Durham community. The group virtual-only meetings are regularly scheduled for the 4th or 5th Tuesday of the month. All supporters are invited to attend. Please email CAHT for more information and access to the session.
The Communications Team is responsible for ensuring important information is distributed throughout the organization.
The Technology Team assists the organization with its on-site, hybrid, and virtual meetings. The team also provides technology training, as required.
The Data and Records Team manages CAHT's historical and project management records using Trello and Google Drive technology.
The Community Outreach team seeks to provide on-the-ground support for individuals struggling with affordable housing issues.
CAHT volunteers work to assist individuals and families experiencing eviction challenges.
CAHT volunteers seek to collaborate with the City government staff, City Council members, County Commissioners, and School Board leaders.