When Eshe Ward was 9 years old, a tragedy happened in her neighborhood. "I remember telling my mother that I'm going to change the whole world, and she looked back at me like it is impossible," Eshe recalled. "I looked down and cried, but I told her, 'I can try.'"...
This summer was one of the busiest yet for Stephen Cremin-Endes and Adam Rawlings with Neighborhood Housing Services of New Haven’s Community Building & Organizing (CB&O) department. From local collaborations with Inspired Communities (above in red shirts) to...
This summer, Neighborhood Housing Services of New Haven had the privilege of touring the recently completed Great Hill Cottage Community in Guilford, an innovative and inspiring model of affordable, environmentally friendly homeownership. Joined by Governor Ned Lamont...
In July, Neighborhood Housing Services of New Haven was proud to host the Connecticut Energy Efficiency Board (EEB)’s very first Community Engagement meeting at our LEED® Platinum-certified lab. The session brought together residential customers, utility...
Through the Communities Local Energy Action Program (LEAP), a coalition of local New Haven, Connecticut organizations partnered with the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) to develop energy modeling tools and processes that can support residents in pursuing...
We are so excited to announce that our 46th Annual Impact Celebration will be on Thursday, October 16th and we will be returning to NXTHVN at 169 Henry Street in New Haven! Our celebration will feature hors d'oeuvres served by ConnCAT's Orchid Cafe, recognitions from...
The Neighborhood Assistance Act (NAA) is a tax credit program that allows eligible companies to donate up to $150,000 to a non-profit organization and then deduct up to 100% of that contribution from their current or immediate past two years’ State tax liabilities....
On August 5, 2025, Neighborhood Housing Services of New Haven proudly celebrated the ribbon cutting of one of the most significant and meaningful projects in our organization’s history: the restoration of 470 Howard Avenue. This long-vacant house, once a rooming home,...
We’re excited to announce our next set of affordable homeownership projects: four new two-family homes to be built on Winchester Avenue, Winthrop Avenue, Thompson Street, and Howard Avenue. Two of the homes will be built with traditional heating and cooling systems,...
Neighborhood Housing Services of New Haven is proud to share that our Hazel Street Project is nearly complete! What once were three vacant, privately-owned lots are now home to four beautifully designed two-family houses, bringing new energy and opportunity to the...
In the heart of New Haven’s Hill neighborhood stands 27 Frank Street, a 1,248 sq. ft. single-family home with a quiet but powerful story to tell. Built around 1910, 27 Frank Street is a classic example of the working-class housing that once filled the Hill...
