We provide ROCs with ongoing coaching and guidance to help them achieve their goals of financial sustainability, including necessary infrastructure repairs and upgrades.

Our lending helps organizations meet their current and future needs providing them with capital to improve and expand while providing jobs in their communities.

We work with partners in communities to improve the healthcare industry’s ability to collaboratively generate affordable, efficient, healthy housing that promotes patient recovery.

Our NCIC team helps empower under-resourced and underserved communities to access grant capital, coaching, and guidance for inclusive  community and economic development.

Building on our previous successes, we continue to work with investors and funders to expand and solidify homeowner access to fair, fixed-rate financing for manufactured homes.

We continue to collaborate with for-profit and nonprofit organizations to improve childcare buildings and facilities with the goal of creating greater access for low to moderate income families.

We will partner with organizations to support local efforts to expand access to healthy food. Plus, we are working to gather public and private funds to foster farm viability and develop climate-friendly and economically-just regional supply chains.

We work collaboratively with farmers and technical service providers to financially support farmers who want to adopt practices and tools for a changing climate.

Resources will be dedicated to actively establish, grow, and engage in partnerships related to healthy food access, climate solutions, and forest industry economies.

As part of our energy efficiency efforts, we’re using an integrated approach to help increase climate mitigation and reduce energy adaptation costs for low- and moderate-income (LMI) borrowers.

Initially, we will develop a plan for balancing farm, forest, and climate projects to maintain working lands as productive food sources, prevent greenwashing, and meet business needs.

We will create outreach campaigns to connect with and empower low- and moderate-income (LMI) borrowers to become manufactured-home owners and support them through coaching, guidance, and lending.

One aspect of our policy and advocacy work will include advocating for expanded zoning reform to support manufactured housing as one of the solutions to the housing crisis.

To expand our impact across New Hampshire, we will develop a replicable strategy for the creation of new ROCs from the ground up.

Leveraging our experience with government funding we will ensure that ROCs have access to federal and state funding to preserve and repair the infrastructure needed for sustainable, safe, and healthy communities.

We will reach out to potential partners with the goal of becoming a reputable partner for facilitating climate mitigation projects in resident-owned communities.

To help with the nationwide housing crisis, we will share our feasibility study findings of using the ROC model to create and preserve affordable housing.

To showcase the value of this work, we will amplify the messages and outcomes of our advocacy work, including work led by our partners, to deliver on the needs of our borrowers.

Our goal is to become a trusted voice at state and federal levels on educating and advocating around social determinants of health including affordable housing, clean-energy solutions, and access to capital for historically underserved people.

We continue to collaborate with federal and state policymakers and agencies looking to increase affordable home ownership and set policies in other aligned cause areas and fundraise for related awareness campaigns.

Our advocacy strategy will continue to be focused on ensuring that federal and state funds relevant to our constituents are reaching those who need it — especially systematically excluded people.