Newsletter

A new report finds a national shortage of 7 million affordable and available rental homes for the lowest-income households in our April 2022 newsletter. CLICK TO READ MORE

Officials cut the ribbon for the Delaine Street Apartments and Bowdoin Street Rowhouse; We advocate for more investment in affordable housing, and much more in our March 2022 newsletter. CLICK TO READ MORE

In our February newsletter our Assistant Director of Asset Management joins panelists from around the country about bridging the digital divide, and we join with other partners in holding a COVID and flu vaccine clinic at Biz Bodega, 222 Manton Ave. CLICK TO READ MORE

Our January newsletter provides updates about our expansion of ONE|NB Connects, our free neighborhood WiFi network, free COVID-19 tests, support of the state’s plans to spen money on affordable housing, and the start of a new doula training program. CLICK TO READ MORE

Our December newsletter talks about how we’re helping people apply for Rent Relief, about our planned expansion of our free mesh WiFi, and our development plans for The Avenue, on Federal Hill, and Residences at Riverside Square in East Providence. CLICK TO READ MORE

Our November newsletter mentions the Green Reentry Program from Garden Time, our work to reduce costs using ‘net metering,” links to our case study on Sheridan Small Homes, and much more. CLICK TO READ MORE

We gathered for our COVID-19 Memorial, reported how Sheridan Small Homes has changed the Butlers’ lives, and had lots of fun at Providence Family Fun Day. CLICK TO READ MORE

The Rhode Island housing advocacy community—including Homes RI partners Crossroads Rhode Island, Housing Network of Rhode Island, HousingWorks RI, and ONE Neighborhood Builders—is recommending that Rhode Island invest $500 million in funding from the American Rescue Plan Act “to address the State’s urgent housing needs.” CLICK TO READ MORE

U.S. Senators Jack Reed and Sheldon Whitehouse, Rhode Island Governor Dan McKee, and many other state and local officials joined us July 26 in celebrating the opening of two affordable-housing developments in Providence: Sheridan Small Homes and King Street Commons. CLICK TO READ MORE