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Housing Stability

Parks, trails, natural areas, and other public spaces are important community assets. They provide places for physical activity, recreation, social connection, relaxation, and time outdoors, all of which can contribute to physical and mental well-being. Access to greenspace is also an issue of health equity. The benefits of parks and recreation depend not only on whether green spaces exist, but also on whether they are safe, welcoming, well maintained, accessible, and easy for residents to reach.

Explore Michigan Housing Data

The MI Housing Data Portal provides information about housing conditions and trends across Michigan. The portal can be used to explore topics such as housing affordability, eviction, household characteristics, and other indicators connected to housing stability. Explore the MI Housing Data Portal here.

Continue Exploring Health Equity in Flint

Health is influenced by many interconnected factors. Explore other areas within the interactive Flint community page to learn more about housing, transportation, food access, environmental conditions, community resources, and other conditions that shape health. Visit the Community page here.