More than two dozen people attended ONE Neighborhood Builders’ first Fresh Fridays community development discussion, focusing on Sheridan Small Homes. CLICK TO READ MORE
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Housing advocates say policy makers and executive leaders need to protect important funding to provide emergency shelter for the homeless. But that alone is not enough. CLICK TO READ MORE
The expansion of ONE|NB Connects, the free neighborhood WiFi begun in Olneyville during the pandemic, is expected to be completed by May 31. CLICK TO READ MORE
Rhode Island Housing anticipates that all remaining RentReliefRI funds allocated to financial assistance to renters will soon be depleted and therefore, is closing the program to new applicants on June 1, 2022. CLICK TO READ MORE
RI Foundation: They build and renovate affordable housing, but ONE Neighborhood Builders does much more than that. They build communities. CLICK TO READ MORE
RI Foundation: Housing is health, housing is hope: 30 years of fighting for affordable housing in RI
The Rhode Island Foundation’s annual report illuminates its continuing efforts to fight for affordable housing in Rhode Island. CLICK TO READ MORE
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Capacity Building for Community Health Worker Programs Central Providence Opportunities — A Health Equity Zone Initiative DOWNLOADS: RFP | ADDENDUM A | ADDENDUM B Summary In this one-time funding opportunity, Central Providence Opportunities: A Health Equity Zone (CPO-HEZ) is seeking proposals from organizations who seek capacity building funds to hire or sustain a full-time Community Health Worker (CHW). Applicants do not need to have a CHW on staff when applying for funds. About ONE Neighborhood Builders ONE Neighborhood Builders (ONE|NB) is a nonprofit community development leader in Rhode Island that is expanding its work to the...
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The Gap: A Shortage of Affordable Homes, a new report released today by the National Low Income Housing Coalition (NLIHC) and Homes RI, finds a national shortage of 7 million affordable and available rental homes for the lowest-income households.
The Valley Breeze writes about our proposal for the adaptive reuse of the former St. Patrick Church and rectory on Broad Street in Cumberland. CLICK TO READ MORE
