Celebrating NeighborWorks Week in Newhallville NeighborWorks Week for June of 2025 was all about collaboration, community pride, and connection. KeyBank Volunteering in the Gardens We kicked...
NeighborWorks Week 2025
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NeighborWorks Week ’21
June 5 was the start of our annual NeighborWorks Week! This nationwide event promotes community engagement, togetherness, and volunteerism. For NeighborWorks Week we focused on beautifying the NHS campus in order to make it a more welcoming space for visitors. We...
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A Homecoming at 470 Howard Avenue
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,...
From Vacant to Vibrant: The Evolution of 27 Frank Street
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...
Goodbye I Heart My Home and Hello HomeEnergy ConneCT!
Big News: I Heart My Home CT is Rebranding! A New Name, the Same Mission – Meet HomeEnergy ConneCT Since launching in 2020, I Heart My Home CT has proudly served over 1300 Connecticut residents, helping more than 1700 households upgrade their energy systems...
Building Resilient Communities
Building Resilient Communities: A Conversation on Climate, Preservation, and Equity Neighborhood Housing Services of New Haven joins partners to discuss community-based climate resiliency Neighborhood Housing Services of New Haven (NHS) recently joined an...
NeighborWorks Week 2025
Celebrating NeighborWorks Week in Newhallville NeighborWorks Week for June of 2025 was all about collaboration, community pride, and connection. KeyBank Volunteering in the Gardens We kicked...
How to Build Support
Neighborhood Housing Services (NHS) of New Haven’s Executive Director, Jim Paley, was invited to speak on an Affordable Housing Funding Panel sponsored by the Fairfield County Center for Housing Opportunity. Jim joined Kiley Gosselin, President and CEO of The Housing...
A Season of Urban Organic Food Production
Community Building and Organizing’s (CB&O) jam-packed summer of hosting various volunteer groups has extended into the fall with some great days of service! CB&O has been working with neighbors and resident-driven groups to welcome students to local community...
Affordable and Efficient Energy for All
On Friday, March 22, we joined the Tenant Energy Advocacy (TEA) Project and Nonprofit Accountability Group (NAG), tenants, and supporters of tenants' energy rights in their community conversation with Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) Chairman, Marissa...
A Guide to Switching Electricity Suppliers
For those who want to save on utility bills or access a higher amount of renewable electricity, you always have the freedom to choose other retail suppliers for this "supply" portion of your bill. The EnergizeCT website hosts a Rate Board where you can select other...
Commemorating 44 Years of Service to the Community
We were delighted to celebrate our 44th Annual Meeting on Monday, October 2nd. We have heard from many folks that this was our best annual meeting ever! Having the event at NXTHVN showcased this marvelous cultural facility in the Dixwell/Newhallville neighborhood. We...
