Print pageCindy Vidal struggled to find a place she could afford – a home where she could raise her children in a safe, stable environment. That search ended when she discovered Guardian Village, a newly opened housing development in the heart of Reedley, California. The village shows how NeighborWorks network organizations are creating homes and building America. Veterans are also being helped by these new apartment homes.
Marietta Rodriguez
Marietta Rodriguez is president & CEO of NeighborWorks® America, a congressionally chartered nonprofit corporation that supports a national network of nearly 250 organizations working to expand access to affordable homes, improve lives, and strengthen communities.
Cleartech Group, an IT solutions business in Leominster, was named the Small Business Administration's Minority Owned Small Business of the Year for the state of Massachusetts. Tony Fields, a veteran who opened Cleartech in 2017, says his business received the award because of his growth, customer service and dedication to community service.
It was the first day of the kickoff of four new “learning communities” for network members organized by NeighborWorks America. The opening ice breaker asked each participant to share something that 1) he or she knows and 2) would like to learn.
Determined U.S. vet finds home to live in "'til the end of time."
At 75 years old, U.S. Air Force veteran Nelson Yuret never envisioned becoming a homeowner again. On a fixed income of Social Security disability payments and a retirement pension, he assumed he was bound to his 700-square-foot apartment for life.
Partnership 'furnishes' hope for veterans
The old saying goes "one man's trash is another man's treasure." Thanks to the help of JDog Junk Removal and Hauling, Housing Development Corp. (HDC) MidAtlantic is bringing the idiom to life for central Pennsylvania veterans.
The Farmory: Indoor farm gives a downtown neighborhood a healthy boost
Noel S. Halvorsen, Executive Director, NeighborWorks Green Bay
Challenge: The Navarino neighborhood in downtown Green Bay, Wisconsin, has seen some revitalization in recent years, but the low-income area still showed signs of lingering poverty. One of the biggest problems is the lack of access to healthy affordable food.
Serving those who have served our country
Jennifer Gonzalez, Executive Director, Alamo Community Group
Safe return: Preventing veteran homelessness
Robert Corley, Executive Director, NeighborWorks Southern Mass
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