Housing Insecurity Non-Profit - Service
OUR STORY
In 1994, a small group of dedicated volunteers decided that the Greater Nashua area needed Habitat for Humanity. Officially established as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit on November 9, 1994, these dedicated volunteers looked around and saw that many families were struggling to find affordable housing. Determined to help meet the need, these committed volunteers knew that the services of Habitat for Humanity would benefit local families by building safe, decent, affordable housing to help break the cycle of poverty and provide a stable home for years to come. In the very beginning, the affiliate was able to provide a small number of critical home repairs and community improvement projects with limited funding and a modest group of volunteers.
The first Habitat for Humanity home was built 30 years ago in 1994, by partnering with Monadnock Habitat For Humanity to complete a home in Amherst, NH. In 1997, GNHFH became owners of their first property, a duplex, in the French Hill Neighborhood. that provided decent housing for two deserving families. This project, along with ongoing critical home repairs, started the momentum that has made GNHFH an integral part of the Greater Nashua Area.
Opportunities for families to apply, build and purchase an affordable habitat home for those living between 30% and 60% of the area median income level. Homes are built thanks to partnerships, donations, volunteers, and our partner families own sweat equity.
Critical Home Repair program that focuses on accessibility, safety, and code issues to keep families in their homes.
Improvement or repair projects offered to other local nonprofit organizations in our community.