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NeighborWorks® Southern Mass creates its real estate development projects as joint ventures with other nonprofits. NeighborWorks® Southern Mass recognizes the demand for special needs, transitional and permanent housing. Working in collaboration with other non-profits has allowed NWSOMA to develop housing for people and families without a home, battered women and their children, and developmentally handicapped and disabled adults. NeighborWorks® Southern Mass provides a variety of different developmental needs and services to the communities of the South Shore.
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Our objective: To eliminate substandard living conditions and to do home improvement on single and multi family units. Grant funds must be used to address sanitary code violations, energy conservation goals and incipient violations. Read more about the types of lending available to you.

1116 Sea Street

1116 Seas Street will be home to two returning veterans and their families. With funding from the South Shore HOME Consortium, the Quincy Affordable Housing Trust Fund and Quincy Community Preservation Committee funds, the Sea St. Project marks the fourth home for veterans that NeighborWorks Southern Mass has completed in recent years. These veterans’ homes have also received major support from the Quincy and Weymouth Veterans Services agencies and the regional Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing provider, the Braintree Housing Authority.

Construction began in the spring of 2013 on this site which was the former site of the Houghs Neck American Legion Post 380. NeighborWorks, the City and the neighborhood all saw the benefit in transforming the location into a new way of serving America’s veterans.

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US Veteran Finds A Home

David Ortega is a retired sergeant and Iraq War veteran, Ortega lives with his wife and four children in a four-bedroom, single-family Quincy home that NeighborWorks® Southern Mass and the City of Quincy purchased and renovated for veterans’ housing in 2013. Before they moved in, David and his family were homeless. “As a veteran of Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom, I am truly grateful for being able to provide my family with a safe and comfortable home,” Ortega said. “NeighborWorks® has just been awesome: My kids love the house, they have friends that sleep over and play in the backyard. It’s just been amazing. I could not ask for more.”
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