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The Statewide Ripple Effect
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CHT now offers an online homebuyer education workshop!
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Opening Doors, Closing Gaps
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A Place to Hang One’s Hat
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The importance of place
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Putting the pieces together
Learn MoreCHT is working to end chronic homelessness in northwestern Vermont, and our newest initiative is Beacon Place in South Burlington. Read More
The State of Vermont is developing a plan that will guide their use of $10 million in Federal funding, and they'd like your input on setting their priorities. Read More
Building and preserving affordable housing packs a big economic punch Read More
Our lastest paper explores some causes of homelessness, and what we can do. Read More
The third in our series of papers explores the connections between housing and jobs. Read More
The second in our series of papers explores the connections between housing and health. Read More
A new white paper examines the links between affordable housing and education. Read More
Champlain Housing Trust is excited to announce that we are accepting applications for Harrington Village Apartments in Shelburne, VT. Read More
Join Champlain Housing Trust’s team in Burlington as a Junior Accountant. Read More
Champlain Housing Trust is proud to announce that we are building a new cooperative. Read More
Champlain Housing Trust, TD Charitable Foundation Announce $100,000 Housing for Everyone Award Read More
The Champlain Housing Trust and Saint Michael’s College announced today the sale of land currently leased to CHT along Route 15 in Colchester, Vermont. The parcel is home to Winchester Place, a mixed-income rental development with 166 apartments. The Champlain Housing Trust’s lease with the College was slated to expire in 2033, and this agreement preserves the affordability of the apartments on the site. The existing lease also made investment in the long term capital needs of the property difficult. Read More
Thursday afternoon brought together scores of interested onlookers as three local nonprofit housing developers were joined by Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin to mark the beginning of construction of new housing in Shelburne village. Read More
