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PHELPS COURT: Preserving History
and Community in Windsor
In the heart of historic Windsor Village, a cluster of three beautiful buildings dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries make up the Windham and Windsor Housing Trust’s 14-unit preservation project known as Phelps Court. Situated at 8 and 10 Phelps Court (circa...
Thank You to Our Sponsors!
Several local businesses are throwing their support to Windham & Windsor Housing Trust (WWHT) for another year. Mascoma Bank, C&S Wholesale Grocers, Vermont Country Store, For the Biome, have all signed on to become annual sponsors of WWHT for another year....
Residents Eligible for Evernorth Scholarship Fund
We've received the good news from our partners at Evernorth that scholarship funds are available for both degreed and non-degreed programming for residents in Evernorth affiliated properties. Please read the letter from Nancy Owens below for more information....
Vermont Racial Justice Housing Jam: Increasing Equity in Vermont Housing Public Speaker Series Kicks off on November 3
Press ReleaseOctober 18, 2022Contact: Erin Riley, Vermont Housing & Conservation Board, 802 828-5061; e.riley@vhcb.org Vermont Racial Justice Housing Jam: Increasing Equity in Vermont HousingPublic Speaker Series Kicks off on November 3 On...
Join our team! Director of Asset and Property Management
DIRECTOR OF ASSET AND PROPERTY MANAGEMENTSummary of Job: This position provides leadership, vision, and overall management to WWHT’s Asset& Property Management Departments. This position collaborates with other members of WWHT’sManagement Team to provide overall...
Central & Main Receives $3million Award from VHCB
Central & Main awarded $3million from VHCB
In the News- Downtown mixed-income housing development in Windsor gathers steam
30-unit, mixed-income housing development in the center of Windsor took another step toward breaking ground by earning selectboard approval last week for a needed grant application.
Out Of Reach Report Once Again Shows the Math Doesn’t Add Up
There are some places that we don’t want to be listed as top 5; Most Expensive Areas is one of them. Windham County is listed as number 4 in the State with the housing wage (hourly pay it would take to afford rent using no more than 30% of your income) at $20.94. The...
In the Community
Staff has been taking advantage of the summer to host and participate in community events- fostering community connections, gathering feedback, connecting people with resources. Here’s a glimpse into what that looks like across the organization’s footprint. Hannah...
The Cobblestone’s History
Brattleboro Historical Society- Formerly known as "Winslow Ward House", The Cobblestone at the corner of Canal Street and Clark Streets dates to the 1850's. It was built in the 1850's of quartzite cobbles apparently collected from the nearby Whetstone Brook. In 1859...
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- Homebuyer Education: What it’s actually about
- Anne O’Connor-Chapman, Windham & Windsor Housing Trust Board Member Graduates from Excellence in Governance Program
- Getting Mortgage-Ready
- Windham & Windsor Housing Trust’s Annual Celebration: Elects new board members, celebrates community partnerships, and presents the Tom Yahn Award to Community Champion
- Roots That Last: How Shared Equity Keeps Homeownership Affordable — Forever
- Join our Team: Tenant Relations Specialist
- Presenting: Delivering Our Mission WWHT 2025 Annual Report
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- Summer Starts at Home: Repair and Efficiency Help for Vermont Homeowners
- In the News: Apartments planned for Holton Home
