Partner organizations

The next Point-In-Time (PIT) count of Vermont’s homeless population is taking place later this month on January 29-30, 2014. The PIT count allows local communities and state policy makers to understand current problems of homelessness, target limited funding to appropriate housing and services, and track progress.

Next to housing expenses, transportation costs are the second-biggest budget item for most households.  Unfortunately, there hasn't been an easy way to fully factor transportation costs into decisions about where we live and work.

Demand is growing for a year-old program that helps Vermonters who lack resources buy mobile homes, reported VPR recently.  The program was developed through a partnership between VHFA, Champlain Housing Trust, the Vermont Agency of Commerce and Community Development and the Vermont Housing and Conservation Board. 

In December of 2012, the Vermont Council on Homelessness approved Vermont’s Plan to End Homelessness.  To make progress on the plan’s goal of expanding the capacity of programs to provide voluntary supportive servicese once households move into permanent housing, the Council is collecting information through on-line surveys from housing providers, clients, and tenants. 

Make a difference in people’s lives!

Join Champlain Housing Trust’s homeownership team as a counselor and help people fulfill one of their most important needs - housing.

Cathedral Square is seeking an Occupancy and Compliance Manager.

The New England Affordable Housing Management Association (NEAHMA) honored Sam Falzone, VHFA's Director of Multifamily Programs at their 25^th Annual Conference in Norwood, MA on October 15^th. 

Organizing your schedule for next week? Check out the list below and the Events Calendar page on VHFA's website for the latest Vermont housing events.

 VCEH Monthly Meeting

At Governor Shumlin’s press conference yesterday, VHFA’s Sarah Carpenter and other state leaders, convened to explain short run effects and long run concerns as the federal shutdown continued into its second week.