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Welcome to a better way of life. Here, at Windham & Windsor Housing Trust, we care deeply about where you live, and how you live. Our mission, and our passion, is to strengthen the communities of Southeast Vermont through the development and stewardship of permanently affordable housing and through ongoing support and advocacy for its residents. We pursue this through property management, homeowner education, low-cost loans and financial assistance. Let your journey home begin with us.
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“Buying a home is super overwhelming, and of course you’ve got your realtor, but it’s good to have somebody else to talk to. Everyone was super friendly, super easy to work with. I really can’t say enough good things about them.”
—Shaunna

“I am so grateful for the opportunities presented by WWHT, for their support of our community, and for making it better. I wish everyone could know about Windham & Windsor Housing Trust.”
—Dora

“Having this apartment matters for us because we can live our lives the way we want to. The fact that my son is able to have his own room, his own things — we’ve both gained a lot of independence.”
—Jessica

“I couldn’t be more pleased with Windham & Windsor Housing Trust to have the vision to move forward with [the Bellows Falls Garage], and be persistent because that’s a building that no one was ever going to touch and work with.”
—Robert

“[The Green Mountain Home Repair Program is] an extremely important resource for the community, and it’s particularly helpful for people who don’t have fantastic credit. If you can’t qualify for anything, you can’t fix your property…. We are just so grateful to WWHT for this program — it allowed us to stay in our home. We belong here, and we are very happy.”
—Gianna

“I’m so happy to have my own apartment — it was one of my goals. It’s good to have your own place, you can think more about life. If I need help, I know people are here for me. This is a good place for me.”
—Mike
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Community Celebrates Grand Opening of 25 Permanently Affordable Apartments in Downtown Putney
by Marion Major | October 8, 2026 | General | 0 Comments
Homebuyer Education: What it’s actually about
by Marion Major | September 4, 2026 | General | 0 Comments
Anne O’Connor-Chapman, Windham & Windsor Housing Trust Board Member Graduates from Excellence in Governance Program
by Marion Major | August 5, 2026 | General | 0 Comments
Getting Mortgage-Ready
by Marion Major | August 4, 2026 | General | 0 Comments
Windham & Windsor Housing Trust’s Annual Celebration: Elects new board members, celebrates community partnerships, and presents the Tom Yahn Award to Community Champion
by Marion Major | July 8, 2026 | General | 0 Comments
Roots That Last: How Shared Equity Keeps Homeownership Affordable — Forever
by Marion Major | July 6, 2026 | General | 0 Comments
Join our Team: Tenant Relations Specialist
by Marion Major | July 2, 2026 | General | 0 Comments
Presenting: Delivering Our Mission WWHT 2025 Annual Report
by Marion Major | June 16, 2026 | General | 0 Comments
Join Our Team!
by Marion Major | June 12, 2026 | General | 0 Comments
Summer Starts at Home: Repair and Efficiency Help for Vermont Homeowners
by Marion Major | June 1, 2026 | General, Green Mountain Home Repair, Home Ownership | 0 Comments
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Register by tomorrow to take part in October's Workshop! Completing the course will check the box for most down payment assistance programs however, the value is even more. Read about what it's all about here: www.homemattershere.org/homebuyer-education-what-its-actually-about/October Home Buyer Education Workshop: Register by this Friday! Most people sign up for a homebuyer workshop for a practical reason: a lender told them they needed the certificate. That’s a perfectly good reason to walk in the door. But it’s almost never the reason people are glad they came.
Here’s what usually happens instead. As the information begins to sink in, a person who has been quietly convinced that homeownership is for other people (people with more savings, better credit, richer parents) realizes the math might actually work for them. Not someday. Now, or within a year, with a specific plan.
That’s what a workshop is really for. Register today for October 17th's workshop here:
www.homemattershere.org/how-to-buy-a-home/
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❄Need help heating your home this winter? Assistance is available for eligible Vermonters to help with heating and electric bills, weatherize homes, and repair or replace furnaces and fuel tanks.
📞 Dial 211 or text your zip code to 898211.
Don't wait to apply. Get started today, and please share with your neighbors.
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October Home Buyer Education Workshop: Register by this Friday! Most people sign up for a homebuyer workshop for a practical reason: a lender told them they needed the certificate. That’s a perfectly good reason to walk in the door. But it’s almost never the reason people are glad they came.
Here’s what usually happens instead. As the information begins to sink in, a person who has been quietly convinced that homeownership is for other people (people with more savings, better credit, richer parents) realizes the math might actually work for them. Not someday. Now, or within a year, with a specific plan.
That’s what a workshop is really for. Register today for October 17th's workshop here:
www.homemattershere.org/how-to-buy-a-home/
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"This place is home." Sharing just a glimpse of the joy we felt celebrating Alice Holway Drive with community members from near and far! Thank you, Kelly, for capturing the event so perfectly. Find the full gallery of the event in the link at the bottom; there were simply too many iconic moments and faces to choose from!
Thank you SEVCA, Town of Putney, Green Commons, Putney Community Cares, Putney Community Center, Putney Food Shelf, Pumpkin Patch, Bee, Putney Library, Amber Paris Placemaking, and Stockwell Brothers for making this event truly interactive with your tables, music, and art.
Thank you to our speakers: Elizabeth Bridgewater of WWHT, Kathy Beyer with Evernorth, State Representative Mike Mrowicki, State Treasurer Mike Pieciak, resident Stormy (opening quote), State Commissioner for Department of Housing and Community Development Alex Farrell, Vermont Housing Finance Agency Director Maura Collins, and Vermont Housing and Conservation Board Director Gus Seelig.
Thank you to our residents from Alice Holway Drive who were able to attend and participate - and speak! Thank you to our residents from Putney Landing, Laura Plantz, and Noyes House who were able to attend. Finally, thank you to all the community members - builders, funders, board members, neighbors, friends, partners, and beyond - who spent the afternoon celebrating Putney.
Full event gallery: client.justinaltman.com/aliceholway/
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What an incredible day yesterday was. Thank you to each community member, funder, partner organization, resident, and friend who showed up not only yesterday but throughout this process. We cut the ribbon at Alice Holway Drive in Putney and celebrated community connection with live music, booths from local resources, food from around town, and speakers from across the state and most impactfully, from this very property. More celebratory photos to come!
“This is the moment the Housing Trust, Evernorth and all of our funding partners and community champions have been working toward,” said Elizabeth Bridgewater, WWHT’s Executive Director. “Our vision, developed over 5 years ago was to create a new opportunity for residents to live in beautiful, affordable homes within walking distance to food options, cultural amenities and other essential services. We committed to do this in a manner that preserved a portion of the land for the Farmer’s Market and the Community Gardens to remain onsite. We never wavered from this commitment and despite some strong headwinds, this vision has now come to fruition. What has made it even more gratifying is to see so many existing Putney residents welcoming their new neighbors, some of whom already have strong Putney connections and others who are new to the community.”
“By opening the doors to this permanently affordable housing, that will continue to be affordable for generations into the future, in this town of Putney, we are taking care of the community, because all communities prosper by supporting housing for all income levels,” said Kathy Beyer, Senior Vice President for Real Estate Development at Evernorth. “In addition to providing affordable housing, Alice Holway Drive is also providing climate solutions. By incorporating geothermal for heating and cooling with a very robust thermal shell, our buildings avoid 92 tons of carbon per year."
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