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Looking for Local Lore: Engage in Creating Public-Facing Art on New Downtown Building
Windsor- The Windsor Village Historical Society is hosting the development team of Central & Main Housing, currently under construction at 133 Main Street in downtown Windsor, for a special meeting on January 27th at 6pm. The team is looking for history and memory...
WWHT Homeownership Center Receives High Scores Following Audits
Windham & Windsor Housing Trust recently completed two extensive third party audits of their operations and in both instances achieved the highest possible scores. This exceptional accomplishment underscores WWHT’s steadfast commitment to excellence in all areas...
Letter from Outreach: Thank you for a sweet afternoon
Saturday afternoon, Dec. 7, brought a production of nearly 40 new homes to Windham County - in Gingerbread form – as Windham & Windsor Housing Trust hosted our first-ever Home Sweet Home event. Despite December being an incredibly busy month chock-full of...
Snow Block Elevator Up and Running, Finally
We are so relieved to share that the Snow Block building's elevator has finally been repaired. As many folks know, this elevator has been down for months and the significant delay of the repair has been frustrating for the residents who live in the building as...
Thank You Sponsors!
We're so grateful to the philanthropic partners in the business community who help us further our mission through events, outreach, and community engagement. This year we hosted seven events across our region ranging from keynote speaker address at our annual meeting,...
Join our Team: Now Hiring for SASH For All Nurse
Are you ready to help build strong and resilient communities? If so, join us as we expand the nationally recognized and award-winning SASH® (Support and Services at Home) model to adults and families in the Brattleboro area! We are introducing an expanded version...
Board Spotlight: Board Treasurer, Resident Board Member Anne O’Connor Chapman
Anne has been on the WWHT board since 2023 and became Treasurer this year but she’s been deeply involved in the community for years. Anne lives at Putney Landing – just next door to her mother and in the same town as her son, daughter-in-law, and grandchildren. In...
Community Matters- A reflection of the community that rallied together during their neighbor’s final days
Elena Luring, SASH For All coordinator in Brattleboro wrote the below reflection on the community at 68 Birge street coming together to support Scott in his final days. This story was written and shared with permission granted by Scott's family. On August 13, Scott...
Letter from the Director: continual learning through NeighborWorks, this year in Puerto Rico
This letter was originally published in the Fall 2024 print newsletter. Find the fully formatted PDF version here. WWHT is a member of NeighborWorks of America (NW), a national network of Housing & Community Development organizations. Each summer, NW’s...
Joe & Faraja: Putting Down Roots Through Shared Equity Homeownership
This article was originally published in our Fall 2024 print newsletter. Find the fully formatted PDF here. Joe Wiah first came to Vermont in 2012 from Liberia to attend the School for International Training in Brattleboro as a graduate student. Faraja Kimetuu arrived...
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- Looking for Local Lore: Engage in Creating Public-Facing Art on New Downtown Building
- WWHT Homeownership Center Receives High Scores Following Audits
- Letter from Outreach: Thank you for a sweet afternoon
- Snow Block Elevator Up and Running, Finally
- Thank You Sponsors!
- Join our Team: Now Hiring for SASH For All Nurse
- Board Spotlight: Board Treasurer, Resident Board Member Anne O’Connor Chapman
- Community Matters- A reflection of the community that rallied together during their neighbor’s final days
- Letter from the Director: continual learning through NeighborWorks, this year in Puerto Rico
- Joe & Faraja: Putting Down Roots Through Shared Equity Homeownership
