Patricia Reaves, our Rent Relief Supervisor, lets renters and landlords know that we’re here to help them when it comes to applying for Rent Relief. ONE Neighborhood Builders is one of several agencies authorized to help tenants apply to RIHousing and get a case number. CLICK TO READ MORE
Our Sheridan Small Homes Case Study goes into detail about the development’s concept and construction, demonstrating the long-term viability of zero net-energy affordable housing. CLICK TO READ THE STUDY
Seven formerly incarcerated men and women graduate from Garden Time’s Green Reentry Program, a pilot program funded by the Central Providence Health Equity Zone, convened by ONE|NB. CLICK TO WATCH VIDEO AND LEARN MORE
ONE|NB Executive Director Jennifer Hawkins joins other housing advocates and state officials to emphasize the need for more affordable housing in the State of Rhode Island, during a news conference at Sutton Place, a naturally occurring affordable housing development in East Providence. CLICK TO SEE PHOTOS AND WATCH VIDEO
Our Facilities Project Manager Steve Kearns talks about a way we reduce our carbon footprint and save money to help keep affordable housing affordable. CLICK TO READ MORE
Artists, musicians and neighbors gathered at Farm Fresh Rhode Island and offered thoughts and prayers, remembering the loved ones lost and the dedication of essential workers during a COVID-19 Memorial event on Saturday. CLICK TO READ MORE, WATCH VIDEO
See some recent photos of work being conducted for 9 apartments on Delaine Street, the child care center for King Street Commons, and work on completing Sheridan Small Homes. CLICK TO SEE SLIDESHOW
New homeowners Romario and Dr. Jhanev Allen Buttler talk to us about moving into their new home, one of five at Sheridan Small Homes, in Olneyville. CLICK TO READ MORE
Children enjoyed face painting, balloon creations, getting their caricatures made, and mango-flavored cold treats, while others got tested for COVID-19 or received their vaccines during Providence’s Family Fun Day. CLICK TO SEE SLIDESHOW
The Rhode Island housing advocacy community has requested that $500 million in funding provided by the American Rescue Plan Act be used “to address the State’s urgent housing needs.” CLICK TO READ MORE
