| Our mission | NOAH, a community development corporation, promotes equity, community cohesion, environmental justice, and economic resiliency. We increase access to affordable housing, create social and economic opportunities, and empower residents to be leaders of change. |
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Neighborhood of Affordable Housing (NOAH)
| How you help | Volunteers help make everything we do possible. |
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| About us | NOAH is a not-for-profit East Boston-based community development corporation. Neighborhood of Affordable Housing (NOAH) began serving East Boston in 1987 as a two-person non-profit organization operating from a church basement. NOAH’s staff has since grown, and it is now in its 30th year as an award-winning multi-service community development corporation. NOAH actively works towards achieving the National Housing Goal of “a decent home and suitable living environment” for every family. |
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As part of NOAH's Clean Air initiative to address air quality and environmental justice in East Boston, NOAH and the NOAH Youth Leadership Crew are beginning to assemble new portable and light weight air filters.
Report: Mass. ranks most expensive for older people living alone
Report: Mass. ranks most expensive for older people living alone
A new study shows Massachusetts‘ high rents drive up the costs for adults over 65 living alone.
www.wgbh.org
High interest rates and low inventory have made for a slow start to the year.
Here’s How the Greater Boston Housing Market Fared in February 2023
High interest rates and low inventory have made for a slow start to the year.
www.bostonmagazine.com
Uploading a resume can be a barrier to employment, even during a labor shortage https://www.wgbh.org/news/local-news/2023/03/20/uploading-a-resume-is-a-barrier-to-employment-for-some-job-seekers-even-during-a-labor-shortage
$100,000 salary in Boston feels like $46,000, according to study via @wbz
$100,000 salary in Boston feels like $46,000, according to study
A recent study found that making $100,000 a year in Boston feels more like bringing home $46,588.
www.cbsnews.com
