NHPF Quarterly Newsletters 2020–2025

We will miss him dearly and remember him always—with gratitude for the communities he helped build and the countless lives he touched.

Three Properties to Open in Spring 2025 NHPF is proud to introduce three transformative housing communities set to open this spring, each designed to meet the unique needs of their residents while fostering economic and social revitalization. The Terraces at Park Heights in Baltimore, MD, will play a pivotal role in the ongoing redevelopment of the Park Heights neighborhood, providing seniors with modern, energy-efficient one- and two-bedroom apartments and an array of amenities that promote an active and connected lifestyle. In Houston, TX, RoseMary’s Place Apartments will offer 149 permanent supportive housing units, providing residents exiting homelessness with stable housing and essential services through Magnificat Houses, Inc. In New Haven, CT, Curtis Cofield II Estates will bring a mix of one- to three-bedroom townhome-style apartments, offering deeply affordable and middle-income housing options with sustainable features such as Passivhaus construction and solar paneling. These three communities reflect NHPF’s commitment to innovative, resident-centered housing solutions that uplift neighborhoods and create lasting impact. Each development integrates sustainability, accessibility, and community-oriented design, ensuring that residents not only have a place to live but a foundation for growth and opportunity. From Baltimore’s senior-friendly living to Houston’s supportive housing and New Haven’s dynamic townhomes, NHPF continues to build vibrant, inclusive communities where residents can thrive.

A Family-Centered Coaching Story Residents of affordable housing often face feelings of loneliness, especially those who have relocated away from family or trusted support systems in search of affordable living. This challenge is even more pronounced among seniors, many of whom live alone and may also be managing health concerns. However, there is hope. Affordable housing communities that offer onsite resident services are creating opportunities for connection, engagement, and meaningful relationships. Through these programs, residents are finding not just support, but also a sense of belonging that enriches their lives and strengthens their communities. Here is one such example.Miss Linda wasn’t always an active presence in the Ships’ Cove Community Room. She first started attending small workout groups, joining a few activities here and there. But it wasn’t until she got more acquainted with her Resident Services Coordinator (RSC) Caitlyn and began volunteering with Operation Pathways that she truly found her place. Through hours of service—helping at the food bank, organizing holiday meals, assisting with outreach, and participating in National Night Out—Miss Linda not only gave back to her community but also found something invaluable: a sense of family. The bonds formed through these efforts have extended far beyond the walls of Ships’ Cove. Volunteers now check in on one another, spend time together outside of scheduled programs, and encourage more residents to get involved.

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A Message from Operation Pathways As a new year begins, we are filled with gratitude for the incredible support of our community. Together, we have created not just housing, but homes filled with hope, stability, and opportunity. Your partnership has helped us: • Provided safe, affordable housing for 9,355 residents across 32 affordable housing communities • Engaged 5,470 residents in vital Resident Services that empower lives and strengthen communities • Supported 362 residents in setting a combined savings goal of $44,814 during America Saves Week

THE NHPF QUARTERLY APRIL 2025

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And with your continued support we can do so much more. We encourage you to consider the value of providing quality

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