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Connecting neighbors to housing & hope. Durham's lead agency for outreach to the unsheltered homeless

09/03/2026

🍂 Fall Volunteer Morning is coming next month!

Join Housing for New Hope on October 10 from 10 AM–12 PM as we come together to beautify our supportive housing campuses and create welcoming spaces for our residents.

Bring your gardening gloves, rakes, and a willingness to get your hands dirty!

📍 501 E Carver St, Durham, NC 27704
📅 October 10 | 10 AM–12 PM

RSVP here: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/Z3r72FXYpQ

Come spend your Saturday morning giving back, getting outside, and helping make our supportive housing communities feel like home. We hope to see you there!

09/01/2026

Meet Paige. 💙

After living in his truck, Paige connected with Housing for New Hope and found more than a place to live—he found a safe, stable home and the support he needed to move toward independence.

HNH equipped Paige with the housing, mental health support, and life skills development he needed to build stability and work toward independence. Today, he remains stably housed.

Paige’s story reminds us that supportive housing isn’t just about providing a home—it’s about equipping people with the tools and support to thrive.

08/28/2026

🏠 Day 5 — Our Final Day of Supportive Housing Week!

As we wrap up Supportive Housing Week, we’re reminded that the need for safe, affordable housing in Durham hasn’t gone away.

31% of Durham renters are cost-burdened, spending too much of their income on housing and leaving less for other essentials.

Supportive Housing Week may be ending, but the work continues. Together, we can keep building a Durham where everyone has a safe place to call home. 💙
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08/27/2026

🏠 Day 4 of Supportive Housing Week!

Meet Paulette Fairfax, a longtime Housing for New Hope partner who has been helping create pathways home for individuals and families in Durham for more than 7 years.

As a landlord partner in our community-based supportive housing program, Paulette has consistently shown up with transparency, flexibility, and a commitment to our neighbors. She’s also been a driving force behind our recent housing “sprints,” helping us move people into safe, stable homes faster.

We’re so grateful for partners like Paulette who believe that ending homelessness is something we do together. Thank you, Paulette, for being part of the HNH community!

08/26/2026

🏠 Day 3 of Supportive Housing Week!
Supportive housing doesn't just change lives—it also helps the City of Durham use public resources more effectively.

When people have stable housing paired with supportive services, they are less likely to rely on costly emergency systems like hospitals, jails, and crisis services. That means better outcomes for participants and significant cost savings for the City of Durham.

➡️ Swipe to compare the daily cost of supportive housing with the daily costs of Durham hospitals and jails.

Supportive housing is more than a compassionate solution—it's a smart investment in a healthier, stronger Durham. 💙

08/25/2026

🏠 Day 2 of Supportive Housing Week!
At Housing for New Hope (HNH), Campus-based Supportive Housing is one of the ways we help individuals who have experienced homelessness achieve long-term stability. By combining affordable housing with individualized support services, participants have the opportunity to build stability, improve their health, and thrive in their communities. Throughout Supportive Housing Week, we're giving you a window into HNH's communities and the impact they have across Durham.

📍 Williams Square
• 24 studio apartments
• Opened in 2010
• Community space in an adjoining building
• On-site Housing Stability Coordinator

📍 Andover Apartments
• 20 studio apartments
• Opened in 2005
• On-site Housing Stability Coordinator.

These campuses are more than places to live—they're communities where participants have access to safe, affordable housing and the support they need to achieve lasting housing stability.

Follow along throughout the week as we highlight HNH's Campus-based Supportive Housing program, the communities we serve, and the people and partnerships that make this work possible.

08/24/2026

🏠 Today marks the beginning of Supportive Housing Week!

In collaboration with Corporation of Supportive Housing (CSH), Housing for New Hope is proud to join the national effort to raise awareness and expand understanding of the life-changing impact of supportive housing.

Follow along all week as we share stories, facts, and a behind-the-scenes look at how supportive housing helps individuals build stability, improve their well-being, and thrive in our community.

Together, we can build a stronger, healthier Durham—one home at a time.

08/18/2026

📣 Durham recognizes Supportive Housing Week!

Mayor Leonardo Williams has officially proclaimed August 24–28, 2026, as Supportive Housing Week in Durham, joining communities across the country in an initiative led by the Corporation for Supportive Housing (CSH).

We’re grateful to Mayor Williams and the City of Durham for recognizing the power of supportive housing to help our neighbors find stability, community, and a place to call home.

Follow along next week to learn more about supportive housing and our programming!

08/13/2026

A community came together. Fourteen neighbors came home.

This spring, Housing for New Hope was proud to partner with the City of Durham's Community Safety Department and many other community partners during a coordinated housing sprint that helped 14 neighbors transition from encampments into stable housing.

Our staff worked alongside these partners to coordinate housing placements, move-ins, and ongoing supportive services, helping ensure each neighbor had the support they needed as they began the next chapter of their journey.

Moments like these remind us what's possible when nonprofits, local government, landlords, and community partners work toward a common goal. Together, we're building pathways home.

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08/11/2026

Stability doesn't happen overnight. It happens one step at a time.

When Betty came to Housing for New Hope, she was facing homelessness, unemployment, and financial instability. Through our Supportive Pathways, she found more than housing—she gained life skills, confidence, meaningful relationships, and the support she needed to build a new future.

Ten years later, Betty graduated from our program, moved into independent housing, secured steady employment, and now shares what she's learned to encourage others on their own journey.

Every person's path is different. That's why Vision 2032 is built around individualized support that helps people achieve lasting stability.

Learn more about Vision 2032: https://housingfornewhope.org/vision-2032/

Address

18 W Colony Place, Ste 250
Durham, NC
27705

Telephone

+19194896282

Website

http://www.housingfornewhope.org/

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