The CATCH by-laws require that some of the Board of Directors are “resident representatives”, meaning those that work with low- and moderate-income people, such as a CATCH resident. As a social worker for many years working to connect folks with housing, or seeing the indirect effects of not having adequate and affordable housing, I certainly qualify! When I first went to college to study social work 40+ years ago, one of the principle concepts I learned was Maslow’s Hierarch

On Friday, March 11, CATCH Neighborhood Housing hosted its second Masquerade Gala. After two years of being apart, the CATCH team was thrilled to be able to connect with partners, community leaders, and new friends at the beautifully decorated Grappone Conference Center. Over 130 guests attended the glamorous soiree which was emceed by DJ Nazzy. Attendees were dressed to the nines; many were excited to don spectacular masques and black-tie attire. In between dancing and recon

CATCH Neighborhood Housing is pleased to share that it has received a generous grant of $25,000 from the Lincoln Financial Foundation in support of their collaborative housing education program, HOMEteam. Created in 2014, HOMEteam is a partnership between CATCH, NeighborWorks Southern New Hampshire, and Lakes Region Community Developers to provide residents throughout New Hampshire with tools and education for purchasing, renting, and maintaining a home. Even throughout the C