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Letter from the Director: Community Matters
Elizabeth Bridgewater, Executive Director, Windham & Windsor Housing Trust At Windham & Windsor Housing Trust, we believe housing is about more than four walls and a roof. It is about creating places where people feel safe, connected, and supported. At the...
Six Ways We Help Vermonters Build Housing Stability
Across Vermont, thousands of people are working toward greater stability—financially, emotionally, and within their homes. Windham & Windsor Housing Trust and NeighborWorks Alliance of Vermont exist to make that journey easier. Whether someone is buying their...
Thank You Sponsors
We’re so grateful to the philanthropic partners in the business community who help us further our mission through events, outreach, and community engagement. This year we hosted seven events across our region ranging from keynote speaker address at our annual meeting,...
FHLBank Boston Awards Nearly $3m to Support 124 Affordable Housing Units in Vermont – Chalet redevelopment among awardees
Vermont Business Magazine Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston (FHLBank Boston) awarded $47 million in grants, loans, and interest-rate subsidies through its Affordable Housing Program to support 49 affordable housing initiatives in New England and beyond. These projects...
Central & Main Building Honored With Statewide Award For New Green Construction
Windsor, VT – Central & Main, a new 25-unit affordable housing development in downtown Windsor, has been recognized with a Best Builders Award by the Associated General Contractors of Vermont. The award was presented to project builder and AGC/VT member Neagley...
Hope Matters
Right now, our community is faced with extraordinary challenges. Across our region, too many of our neighbors are struggling to find — and keep — a safe, stable, and affordable place to call home. Rents have soared, vacancy rates are at historic lows, and families are...
Exploring Housing Needs: Where are the Gaps?
Windham & Windsor Housing Trust has a guiding vision: that all people in Southeastern Vermont have a home they can afford — homes that are safe, sustainable, and part of vibrant neighborhoods where everyone feels a sense of well-being, connection and belonging....
Presenting our Fall Newsletter
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New Home Arrives at 316 South Street in Springfield
On Tuesday, 316 South St a new modular shared equity home was craned onto its foundation. This once burned and blighted lot is being transformed into a beautiful, energy-efficient home for a local family. With funding from the Vermont Housing Conservation Board,...
Alice Holway Drive: Halfway There and Students Visit
We're just about at the halfway mark! The site has been busy with multiple different crews working on the buildings and systems. We were also so pleased to host 50 elementary students from both Putney Central School (5th grade) and The Grammar School (3-5 grades) this...
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- Emerging Leader Awarded to WWHT’s Morgan Gero
- What’s HomeShare Vermont? Learn more
- Find Your Footing: Rental Resources for Vermonters
- Commentary: Nonprofit leaders want Vermonters to feel safe in their homes
- Is Spring the Right Time to Buy a Home in Vermont?
- Programming Transition at Great River Terrace
- Join our Team: Property Manager
- What Shared Equity Really Means — and Why It Works
- Chalet Redevelopment Among the Senator Sanders Congressionally Delegated Funding Awardees
- WWHT Team Joins Vermont Housing and Conservation Coalition Day
