Impact & Vision – 2023
Providing safe, quality affordable homes requires much more than putting up buildings. It necessitates a concerted effort among nonprofit partners, funders, and policymakers working together toward a common goal. Avesta Housing addresses the causes of affordable housing as well as the need. Click here to read our 2022 Community Impact Report.
Organization
Established in
1972
in Assets
Budget
Affordable Housing Portfolio
44
Cities And Towns
Served
Properties
(Apartment Units)
Resident Profile
Income
Building + Maintaining Affordable Homes
New & Preserved Homes
Safety + Sustainability
Economic
Investment
Supporting People + Building Community
Health
Promotion
COVID AND FLU VACCINE CLINICS, SCREENING EVENTS FOR DIABETES AND OTHER HEALTH ISSUES
Food
Security
Educational Opportunities
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Gov. Mills talks teacher pay and housing supply on U.S. Senate campaign trail
Governor Janet Mills, while running for U.S. Senate, continued her tour of the state with stops at the University of Southern Maine and housing projects in Portland on Monday. … Mills’ final housing stop was
Avesta and Boys & Girls Clubs partner for Portland’s youth
Artists’ renderings of the campus expansion at Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Maine (left) and Avesta Housing’s new affordable housing development at 15-19 Cedar St., Portland Earlier this year, Boys & Girls Clubs of
Evernorth fund will help finance three housing developments in Maine
Three housing developments in Maine were among 10 approved for financing through an $81.75 million investor fund pulled together by Evernorth, a nonprofit financing syndicate that provides affordable housing and community investments in Maine, New Hampshire