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• NLIHC: Leading National Orgs in Education, Civil Rights, Healthcare and More Join in a Campaign to Increase Affordable Housing Across America

  The Opportunity Starts at Home campaign launched today at the National Low Income Housing Coalition’s (NLIHC’s) Housing Policy Forum in Washington, DC. With financial support from the Funders for Housing and Opportunity, NLIHC launched this new multi-sector affordable homes campaign together with the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, Children’s HealthWatch, Make Room, and the National Alliance to End Homelessness, and with a steering committee that includes Catholic Charities USA, Children’s Defense Fund, Community Catalyst, Food Research and Action Center, NAACP, National Alliance on Mental Illness, National Association of Community Health Centers, National Education Association, and UnidosUS.

• Governor's Office: Governor McKee, RIHousing Announce Historic $80M Investment for Affordable Housing Across Rhode Island

  Governor McKee, RIHousing Announce Historic $80M Investment for Affordable Housing Across Rhode Island

• Office of Senator Jack Reed: After Delivering Federal Affordable Housing Funds, Reed Calls for Action to Help Build More Homes That RIers Can Afford

  After Delivering Federal Affordable Housing Funds, Reed Calls for Action to Help Build More Homes That RIers Can Afford

• The Valley Breeze: Lincoln Housing Authority rated ‘High Performer’

  The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has rated Lincoln Housing Authority’s Public Housing Program as a “High Performer” for their Public Housing Assessment System Score for fiscal year 2017, scoring 97 percent.

• Valley Breeze: Lincoln Housing Authority rated ‘High Performer’

  The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has rated Lincoln Housing Authority’s (LHA) Public Housing Program as a “High Performer” for the fiscal year of 2018, scoring 97 percent.

• Valley Breeze: Draft law on affordable housing offers incentives

  Preliminary drafts of the city’s new affordable housing ordinance do not include a mandate for a minimum of 10 percent affordable units within the Conant Thread district surrounding a coming new train station, says Councilor Terry Mercer.