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Greetings!
Did you know that St. Ambrose's Homesharing program is the only shared housing program in Maryland?
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Shared Housing's Rapid Response to Superstorm Sandy
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Shared Housing in Action: 1,441 people using Airbnb in New York City opened their homes for free to share with Sandy victims.
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St. Ambrose and NeighborWorks America are answering the call to assist New York and New Jersey in the wake of Superstorm Sandy.
In December Rebecca Sheppard, St. Ambrose's Homesharing Director, provided technical assistance to the Affordable Housing Alliance of Eatontown, NJ. They quickly set up a new Homesharing program to fill an urgent need for safe, affordable, livable housing in heavily impacted areas.
In addition to facilitating support between its affiliates, NeighborWorks America developed a comprehensive manual for individuals and families affected by Superstorm Sandy, available here. |
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You can now search our Homesharing listings online! For more than a year now this tool has been available to home seekers.
Multiple criteria can be used for search - location, space type, rent per month, and more.
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Shared Housing Strategic Guide Available
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Homesharing programs have gained a higher profile as a cost effective housing solution.
Published to strengthen the national network of shared housing practitioners and to inform leaders and decision-makers, Strategies for Scaling Shared Housing creates a compelling case for those interested in better understanding shared housing's role in sustainable communities with diverse housing options.
Enterprise Community Partners is hosting a webinar Thursday, April 11th from 2:00 to 3:30 pm to discuss the Strategic Guide, click here to register.
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