After more than a decade of transformative leadership, Jennifer Hawkins has decided to depart from ONE Neighborhood Builders at the end of September.
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Sam Azar, Christopher Koller, Joelle Rocha, and Claribel Shavers will join a seasoned slate of directors leading the organization.
The principal members of the Taunton Avenue Collaborative – Jennifer Hawkins, Michelle Wilcox, Margaret Holland McDuff, and Lisa Guillette– issued a joint statement today following the RIHousing Board of Commissioners meeting on May 16, 2024.
The ceremony drew out over 80 attendees on a beautiful sunny day to celebrate the revitalization of the long vacant and environmentally blighted property adjacent to the East Bay Bike Path known as the “old Vamco site.” The development brings 16 new, affordable rental apartments for extremely low- to moderate-income households to the Riverside community.
All financing has been secured for ONE Neighborhood Builders’ Broad Street Homes development in Central Falls CENTRAL FALLS, RI – ONE Neighborhood Builders (ONE|NB), one of the state’s leading community development corporations, announced that all financing has been secured for its Broad Street Homes development in Central Falls. Upon completion, Broad Street Homes will bring 44 new affordable apartments to Central Falls by converting the former police station on Broad Street into 17 apartments and by constructing a new 27-unit, 4-story building across the street from the former police station. Construction is expected to begin in August 2024. The…
Bike distribution and repair, peer mental health training, and water filter distribution projects to begin in February.
The Jan. 26, 2024 event will feature panelists from HousingWorksRI, ONE|NB, and lawyer from Duffy & Sweeney LTD
This month’s Fresh Friday will feature local community organizers and community members with experience organizing within nonprofit organizations.
Kyle McKendall joins ONE|NB as VP of Resource Development and Communications, enhancing fundraising and community development efforts.
Development includes 44 new affordable apartments in part supported by PACE-RI services for older adults.
