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As one of the largest non-profit providers of affordable housing for older adults, low-income families, and people with disabilities, our communities are constantly making a positive impact on the communities they are located in.

In this section of the RHF website, you will find:

                                                • RHF Publications
                                                • RHF Today Newsletter
                                                • Press Releases
                                                • RHF Fact Sheet
                                                • Media Contact Information/Press Kit
                                                • Resident Stories
                                                • Executive Bio Information
 

What's Happening in Our Communities		Resident Stories
	Ramona Ponce came to Angelus Plaza in October of 1981, when Angelus Plaza opened its doors. She retired this spring after nearly thirty years of service as the Dining Room Director. Read More		Living at Independence Square means everything to me.  In April of 1996 I went into a YMCA to hide from an abusive husband.  I was 69 years old.   I had a daughter living with me at the time.  She called Independence Square and I got an apartment.  The security was good.  Read More
	New England Affordable Housing Management Association (NEAHMA) has honored Symphony Plaza with their prestigious Communities of Quality Award.  Symphony Plaza, a 404 unit development in Boston, Massachusetts received the award for Exemplary Development for the Elderly. Read More		I moved to Harvest Pointe in July 2009. I am a senior citizen who has medical problems such as diabetes and other health issues. Since living at Harvest Pointe I no longer fear not receiving emergency medical help if I should need it. I also feel safe.  Read More
	Ginny Beaver, Activity Director at Mayflower Gardens Retirement Community writes, “Twelve years ago, Anita and Forest Wasson and members of the Quartz Hill First Four Square Church began their food ministry out of their home.  In the beginning, they were feeding three families a week.  Now, about 1,200 people benefit from their efforts each month. Read More		My sister is helping write this because my hands aren’t too steady.  I’m a 64 year old Viet Nam veteran.  I fell and shattered my left hip in 2007 and had a complete hip replacement. After my healing process I discovered I could not go up and down steps very well.  My sister and I came out to Lindsay Place and I liked it right away…no steps. Read More