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Media Mentions

CPC, HPD and SHF Close $137M Financing for Bronx Affordable Housing Portfolio

Mayor Appoints Affordable Housing Leadership Team

Trinity Church Wall Street Awards Grant for Settlement Housing Fund Resident Engagement Program

NYC to Turn Bronx Cluster Sites into Housing for Homeless Families

Twin Parks Terrace Development Breaks Ground in the Bronx

Settlement Housing First Nonprofit to Lead a NYCHA PACT Project that will Benefit 659 Households at Historic Harlem River Houses and Harlem River II

Family Homelessness Coalition Work includes Surveys Showing Domestic Violence a Leading Cause of Homelessness for Mothers and Children

Settlement Housing’s Neighborhood Pillars Project to Yield Housing Preservation, Long-term Affordability and Upgrades to Acquired Building on Wythe Place in the Bronx

Nonprofit Developer to Acquire and Preserve Affordable Housing through the City’s Neighborhood Pillars Program

Settlement Housing Fund to Build a New 100% Affordable Building in the Weeksville section of Brooklyn, including 26 Apartments for Seniors

Settlement Housing Fund Receives a TD Charitable Foundation Housing for Everyone Grant tSupport its Next New Development in the Bronx

Mayor Announces Affordable Housing Progress at our New Walton Avenue Building

LISC & HUD Tour Public Private Investment at our New Settlement Apartments and Community Campus in the Bronx

Build New Housing on Vacant City-Owned Lots in Weeksville, Brooklyn and Melrose-Concourse, the Bronx

Settlement Housing Fund selected for NYCHA NextGen project to build new housing with Joy Construction in the Bronx

Semiperm Mother Working and in School Featured in the Times

Settlement Housing Fund President, Alexa Sewell, Provides Testimony at Jerome Avenue Rezoning Hearing

The Bronx Is Building

In Debt, but Undaunted

A Helping Hand for the Homeless Helps a Luxury Developer, Too

Housing Matters: In the Bronx, an Oasis for Learning

Inspired by Her Twins, a Mother Moves From a Shuffle to a Stride