CCHD highlights efforts to promote affordable housing in California
June 13, 2025
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CWN Editor's Note: The Catholic Campaign for Human Development, the US bishops’ anti-poverty program, highlighted its efforts to promote affordable housing in California in its new newsletter.
“In March 2025, the state’s median home price was a staggering $884,350, according to the California Association of Realtors, and it’s expected to rise again this year,” the newsletter stated.
In 2023, the program had an operating deficit of $11,412,329, leading to net assets of negative $2.3 million at year’s end. Ralph McCloud, who was named director of CCHD in 2008, resigned from his position in 2024.
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