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Tag Archives: fair housing
by Andrew DeFranza Harborlight Community Partners’, Andrew DeFranza, was among those honored at the Women’s Institute for Housing and Economic Development (WIHED), 35th Anniversary Annual Meeting on September 20th. The following are Andrew’s acceptance remarks as the recipient of WIHED’s … Continue reading →
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Tagged 2016, Affordable housing, Andrew DeFranza, Anne Gelbspan Partners in Community award, Anne Gelspan, elder housing, fair housing, family housing, Harborlight Community Partners, HCP, housing, housing discrimination, housing for disabled, Kristin Harol, MA, North Shore housing, Senior housing, The Life Initiative, WIHED, WIHED 35th anniversary annual meeting, Women's Institute for Housing and Economic Development, zoning reform
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By Jason Silva To me, it’s actually pretty simple. People deserve a safe place to live and call home. Let’s do this. When you hear the words affordable housing what comes to mind? Think about it for a second. What … Continue reading →
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Tagged #affordablehousing, #CDCsWork, #HCPstandup, 40B, Affordable housing, Affordable Housing Advocate, affordable housing success stories, Andrew DeFranza, benefits of affordable housing, Beverly, City of Beverly, fair housing, family housing, Growing up in affordable housing, Harborlight Community Partners, HCP, housing, housing for people with disabilities, Jason Silva, low income housing, Maple Woods, Miles River, NIMBY, north shore, North Shore housing for families, safe affordable housing for families, Senior housing, Wenham, who lives in affordable housing
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This Housing Matters Blog post is excerpted from a sermon I was invited to deliver at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Essex, MA on April 17, 2016. I did my undergrad in Biblical Studies and I went to seminary, though … Continue reading →
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Tagged Affordable housing, Andrew DeFranza, fair housing, family housing, Hamilton, Harborlight Community Partners, HCP, housing, housing discrimination, MA, Maple Woods, Megan DeFranza, Miles River, NIMBY, north shore, Senior housing, Universalist Unitarian Church of Essex, Wenham
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Alberto “Berto” Oyola is a young man who moved into an HCP property with his family when he was just 13. Coming from an urban neighborhood, the family welcomed this new beginning which brought with it a safe neighborhood, … Continue reading →
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Tagged 40B, Affordable housing, Affordable Housing Advocate, affordable housing success stories, Alberto Oyola, Andrew DeFranza, benefits of affordable housing, Berto Oyola, Beverly, fair housing, family housing, First Time Homebuyer, Harborlight Community Partners, HCP, housing discrimination, housing for people with disabilities, low income housing, MA, North Shore housing, North Shore housing for families, Senior housing, who lives in affordable housing
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By Stacy Randell The home page of Harborlight Community Partner’s website begins with the heading Providing Homes and Community Support. Imagine a world for a second where everyone has those two essential ingredients for success. The first sentence of … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adult Learning Center, Affordable housing, Affordable Housing Advocate, Andrew DeFranza, Community Land Trust of Cape Ann, fair housing, family housing, First Time Homebuyer, Gloucester, Harborlight Community Partners, Haven Terrace, HCP, housing discrimination, housing for people with disabilities, low income housing, North Shore Community College, North Shore housing, Senior housing, Stacy Randell
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By Reverend Julie Flowers When Harborlight Community Partners approached me about writing a piece as a guest blogger for their site, I was honored. As a minister at First Baptist Church in Beverly, the church that helped to form HCP … Continue reading →
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Tagged Affordable housing, Andrew DeFranza, fair housing, family housing, FBCBeverly, First Baptist Church in Beverly, Harborlight Community Partners, HCP, housing discrimination, housing for people with disabilities, low income housing, North Shore housing, Reverend Julie Flowers, Senior housing
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We have had a lot going here at HCP lately. We are working every day to provide good, safe, and affordable housing all around the North Shore. This is housing for retired, fixed income seniors, people with disabilities, and working … Continue reading →
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Tagged #affordablehousing, #CDCsWork, #HCPstandup, Affordable housing, Andrew DeFranza, fair housing, family housing, Hamilton, Harborlight Community Partners, HCP, housing, housing discrimination, MA, Maple Woods, Miles River, NIMBY, north shore, Senior housing, Wenham
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