Everyone needs a home. The conference is designed to empower our community, offering a platform for neighbors to connect, share ideas, and collaborate on making our neighborhoods even better. With a variety of interactive sessions, workshops, and activities, there's something for everyone. Neighborworks® boise's homeshare hub™️ offers a more flexible, mutually beneficial living situation than traditional renting. We connect home providers with home seekers. Your safety is always our priority, our program includes thorough background checks. — see stories by gemma gaudette. December is here and the temperatures are beginning to drop around our state, and programs that serve people experiencing homelessness are anticipating that more people may be living on the streets or in their cars this winter. — neighborworks boise is a local nonprofit that helps people find affordable housing. They created a program called homeshare hub last fall, a possible solution to the local housing crisis. It pairs less traditional landlords like empty nesters and seniors who may need a hand around the house with renters like seasonal workers and traveling nurses. It’s one of boise’s most iconic annual events and it’s easy to see why everyone loves it so much. There is something so magical about seeing a bunch of hot air balloons floating over the city for a few hours on a sunny morning. Meridian city hall, 3rd floor. Arts & history grant recipients lost grove brewing and the morrison center created the ncs to help support live music after the covid shutdowns. Looking for community events in boise? Whether you're a local, new in town, or just passing through, you'll be sure to find something on eventbrite that piques your interest. If you're looking to make new friends and meet people in boise, here's a few suggestions: Book clubs rediscovered books has community book clubs. They change but there's always a few happening each month. Boise books and bites is a casual book club to read books and try new places to eat around boise.
