NPHS Helps Jump Start Mobile Mechanic Business
NPHS Helps Jump Start Mobile Mechanic Business Small businesses form the sturdy foundation of economies worldwide, significantly contributing to employment, innovation, and overall economic growth. As we embrace Small Business Month, it is an exceptional occasion to acknowledge, celebrate, and raise awareness about the many small businesses thriving in our communities. These businesses are often revered as the lifeblood of our localities, rendering vital support and services. By bolstering their endeavors, we fortify this essential pillar within our communities. James Martinez, with a profound experience
2023 Annual Realtor Homeownership Summit
2023 Annual Realtor Homeownership Summit On April 20, 2023, NPHS hosted its Annual Realtor Homeownership Summit in Rancho Cucamonga. Sponsored by Chase, the event featured speakers from the California Association of Realtors, Freddie Mac, CJ Patrick Company, and NPHS homeownership counselors. In a packed hall of more than 150 realtors and community leaders, participants were informed about the current state of the housing market and some of the strategies being deployed to help underserved homebuyers achieve and sustain homeownership. NPHS would like to give a big thanks
All Smiles for New Homeowners
Housing and Health Partners Leverage Factory-Built Technology to Close the Housing Affordability Gap Access to safe, affordable housing supports people’s physical and mental health, research shows. The healthcare system has an important role in connecting patients to housing, but housing programs themselves need substantial additional resources to make a meaningful dent in the number of households that struggle to afford homeownership. Thanks to an impactful partnership with CommonSpirit Health, Uplift San Bernardino, and the City of San Bernardino, NPHS completed its second
Union Bank Grants $35,000 to NPHS in Support of its Sustainable Housing Project
Union Bank Grants $35,000 to NPHS in Support of its Sustainable Housing Project NPHS was awarded $35,000 to support the Sustainable Housing Project. The Sustainable Housing Project utilizes five innovative core strategies for revitalizing neighborhoods: (1) developing factory-built housing and Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) (2) providing critical home repairs, accessibility modifications and green building upgrades to homes in targeted low-income neighborhoods throughout the Inland Empire (3) providing comprehensive homeownership education to low-to-moderate income families (4) providing homeownership preservation counseling to prevent foreclosures and (5) providing down payment assistance
The Bahamon Family – A Family of Six’ Homeownership Success
The Bahamon Family's Homeownership Success With rising interest rates and home prices, finding the perfect forever home can seem unachievable for many. For Mrs. Bahamon and her family, what started as an unexpected worry transformed into a beautiful homeownership story that serves as a beacon of hope for many first-time Hispanic homebuyers. The Bahamons had been renting a home for years and were very established in their neighborhood. In addition, they had affordable monthly rent payments since they had lived there for so long. Unexpectedly,