NHS of the South Shore creates its real estate development projects as joint ventures with other nonprofits. NHS recognizes the demand for special needs, transitional and permanent housing. Working in collaboration with other non-profits has allowed NHS to develop housing for people and families without a home, battered women and their children, and developmentally handicapped and disabled adults. NHS provides a variety of different developmental needs and services to the communities of the South Shore.

Neighborhood Housing Services of the South Shore has a record of impressive accomplishments that involves many partnerships. Together we have:

		Provided over 3 million dollars in home improvement loans to homeowners
		Completed 11 units in partnership with Habitat for Humanity
		Created 9 units of transitional housing in partnership with Domestic Violence Ended (DOVE)
		Constructed 5 units of housing for the handicapped in cooperation with the Department of Mental Retardation
		Initiated 7 units of new housing for formerly homeless families with Shelter, Inc.
		Created 10 units of housing for formerly homeless families in partnership with the City of Quincy's Commission on the Family.
		Created 61 units of affordable housing with Father Bill’s Place for formerly homeless individuals.
		Created 12 units of affordable housing with Father Bill’s Place for formerly homeless women.
		Created 19 units of affordable housing with Father Bill’s Place for formerly homeless men.

For more Information Contact:
r.corley@neighborhoodhousing.org 617-770-2227 ext 21