Public Housing
List of non-profit organizations working on Public Housing .
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Public Housing
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St Marys Court Housing Development Corporation
St. Mary’s Court is a non-profit corporation operating a residential living facility for seniors 62 years of age or older or individuals with accessibility needs.
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Washington
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Public Housing
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New Milford Affordable Housing Inc
NMAH provides affordable and supportive housing to the Greater New Milford, CT region.
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New Milford
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Public Housing
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7Deus Inc
Our goal is to reach 1. 2 Million people that can donate $2 to help our continued efforts to support our homeless veterans in America.
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El Paso
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Public Housing
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Sisters of Charity Housing Development Corporation
NYC-Metro, community-based, non-profit, dedicated to affirming the philosophy of housing first and recognizing that permanent housing is a human right.
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Staten Island
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Public Housing
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Tenants' Development Corporation, Inc. (TDC)
Tenants' Development Corporation is a Historic Black-Owned Property Management and Development Company; located in Boston's Historic South End.
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Boston
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Public Housing
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Independence Park Inc
Helping People Help Themselves Through Community Partnering That Provides Opportunities to Live with Decency and Dignity 724.
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Sharon
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Public Housing
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HEMPFIELD APARTMENTS SOUTH INC
Helping People Help Themselves Through Community Partnering That Provides Opportunities to Live with Decency and Dignity 724.
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SHARON
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Public Housing
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Supportive Housing Community Land Alliance
A community land trust designed to create and steward affordable supportive housing All people deserve a nurturing home The Supportive Housing Community Land Alliance SHCLA invests in nurturing housing for people with serious mental health challenges in vibrant neighborhoods in Alameda County.
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Oakland
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Public Housing
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Housing Stabilization Initiative
The Housing Stabilization Initiative (HSI) is a 501(c)(3) non profit formed to combat housing insecurity and the growing wealth gap in Providence, R.
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Tucker