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NWMT works with partners throughout the state to provide homebuyer education, homeownership planning
NeighborWorks Montana has helped more than 4,500 families become homeowners in Montana and assisted in the creation of nearly 200 affordable apartments. Through down payments loans, education and individual mentoring, the NeighborWorks Network of local agencies helps families and individuals find stable homes where they can grow and thrive.
What does homeownership mean to you?
For Nigel, a new homeowner in Kalispell, it signifies "Responsibility, adulting, and moving forward in life!" With new insights from a homebuyer education course, guidance from Sara at Community Action Partnership of Northwest Montana, and down payment assistance through Montana Housing, Nigel is now a successful, educated homeowner. Congratulations on your new home, Nigel!
Interested in buying a home? Learn more: nwmt.org/homeownership
The new USDA SUN Bucks program offers families $120 in grocery benefits per eligible school-aged child during the summer break.
Families can use it along with SUN Meals and benefits like SNAP to help children reach their full potential. Best of all, Montana is a participating state!
Learn about SUN Bucks: https://www.fns.usda.gov/summer/sunbucks?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR3dLBgBtBeNm_4LQrJKr0WrnolCNSTqxY92lQHgHiv0W2j5tEOGzKKQ_gc_aem_AZHXY4yTR6prwkycqfBp9VFo7AbqZEhjHUN2mlIUR6hbLDo-MiVhJK2Idky0cDE5hQYSGx65XZstuVGK3wDZumjn
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Happy Flag Day!
Flag Day is celebrated in the United States on June 14th each year to honor the adoption of the American flag. This day commemorates the resolution passed by the Second Continental Congress in 1777, which established the design of the national flag. The day serves as a reminder of the flag's significance and the values it represents, including freedom, justice, and unity.
Be a voice for your community!
Help the Governor’s Office of Community Service identify the most pressing needs in Montana, and guide the path of national service and volunteerism for the next three years. This online survey is quick, anonymous, and accessible.
Take the Community Needs Assessment today: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/servemtcna?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR0jxrGLXHQfmgk0rHhCobR9cfLc3_YIaV_-BmkBR3B-7s1zDhdTuI70Q58_aem_AZHlZSmjq5I5wXKG8Th3LNZrCnWrmw6D9Ha8fRFlwOSrs9eBzKQJmhoFT7LudoSQkpTzsuuzYOAC6inUbs54pqEZ
Would you like to be a member of a collaborative team within a supportive environment that prioritizes teamwork, creativity, and a strong commitment to staff development?
NeighborWorks Montana is actively recruiting an Accounting and Administration Specialist to join our team at the Great Falls office.
This position involves tasks such as posting accounts receivable and payable transactions, reconciling and analyzing general ledgers, and meeting the administrative needs of the Great Falls office, such as new employee orientation and policy review.
See more details and download the application: nwmt.org/employment-opportunities
Apply by emailing your cover letter, resume, and completed NWMT application to Michelle Rogers ([email protected]).
Residents at the Spring Creek Mobile Home Park in the Flathead Valley just received eviction notices and have 180 days to vacate.
To help us manage the emergency, we are partnering with the Whitefish Community Foundation to accept donations into a special Spring Creek Resident Relocation Fund.
We are lucky to have a trusted local community foundation playing this role so that we can focus on the work to help residents. They are waiving all administration fees so that 100% of donations will support the displaced residents. Tax-deductible donations can be made by phone at 406-863-1781, by mail to Whitefish Community Foundation, PO Box 1060, Whitefish, MT 59937, or online at https://whitefishcf.fcsuite.com/erp/donate/create/fund?funit_id=5588&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR1UQCAelr2xIZVD22sAlh8AaHodjUJTQBaC99eamO2zXv31fpqNxD04uTw_aem_AS9cQXrbcV50NwBtxi6gX5c4pC9BkfOw8ioV5DjH2Lx_nmhFA4ewt17LtcmN8fNtS2eWb5UgxgUAGupxFcFzC8FY
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Community rallying to support residents of the Spring Creek Mobile Home Park in Kalispell Residents of the Spring Creek Mobile Home Park in Kalispell have been issued eviction notices and many of the residents cannot afford to move so the community is stepping in to help.
This year's housing conference was held May 20-22 in Missoula and was the largest attendance to date! With an incredible lineup of speakers, sessions, and networking events, this year’s conference was one for the books.
The Montana Housing Partnership Group can't thank this year's sponsors enough. Their dedicated and generous support is vital to an event like this, and we can’t thank them enough for affirming the work we all do.
See a full wrap-up at https://www.nwmt.org/2024-montana-housing-partnership-conference-wrap-up/
Wells Fargo, Glacier Bank, Montana Healthcare Foundation, U.S. Bank, Montana Housing, Enterprise Community Partners, NewWest Community, Capital GMD Development, Montana NAHRO, Rocky Mountain Community Reinvestment Corporation, United Housing Partners, Stockman, City of Missoula, D.A. Davidson Companies, Providence health system, Kinetic Valuation Group, Clearwater Credit Union, Housing Solutions LLC, Montana Department of Commerce, Missoula Housing Authority, WNC & Associates, Gateway Villiage, National Equity Fund, Raymond James, Montana Community Action, Montana Association of REALTORS®, Rocky Mountain Development Council, NeighborWorks Great Falls, HRC Missoula, BofA Securities, Missoula Organization of REALTORS, Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines. Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services, Trust Montana, RCAC, Homeword, Midwest Housing Equity Group, Great Falls Development Alliance, Montana Cooperative Development Center, Montana Housing Coalition, Montana Continuum of Care Coalition, North Missoula Community Development Corporation, The Richman Group, Montana Native Homeownership Steering Committee, WGM Group, Inc., Butler Human Services Furniture
Homeword, our partner in Missoula, is looking to fill their Homebuyer Educator position.
The primary responsibilities of the homebuyer educator include providing homeownership counseling services such as pre-purchase, post-purchase, and foreclosure intervention as well as administration and facilitation of the homebuyer education class. The position will require a full-time commitment and will be located at Homeword’s office in Missoula, Montana.
See the job description and details for how to apply at homeword.org/career-opps.
Priority deadline for applications is Wednesday, June 12.
We're hiring for two positions: Homebuyer educator and asset coordinator!
Could one of these positions be a fit for you or someone you know? The priority deadline to apply is Wednesday, June 12. Learn more at https://homeword.org/career-opps/.
We're an equal opportunity employer and the 2024 Missoula Job Service Employers' Council Employer of Choice, an award recognizing just three local businesses and organizations annually for their positive interaction with employees, dedication to leadership and community involvement.
As Homeownership Month continues, we wanted to share about the Montana Native Homeownership Coalition and the homeownership stories of a few of its members.
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You can learn more about the Coalition at https://www.nwmt.org/mt-native-homeownership-coalition/.
Montana Native Homeownership Coalition 2024 Convening Hear from several Montana Native Homeownership Coalition members—their personal homeownership stories, why they're engaged in the coalition, their hopes and ...
This week (June 1-8) is NeighborWorks Week, a celebration of how organizations and residents work together to empower people to enhance their lives.
NeighborWorks Montana is proud to be a charter member of NeighborWorks America, a network of nearly 250 organizations that create opportunities for people to live in affordable homes, improve their lives, and strengthen their communities.
NeighborWorks America is celebrating its 45th anniversary this year! Learn more at https://www.neighborworks.org/Community/NeighborWorks-Week
Are you hoping to be a member of a collaborative team within a supportive environment that prioritizes teamwork, creativity, and a strong commitment to staff development?
NeighborWorks Montana is actively recruiting an Accounting and Administration Specialist to join our team at the Great Falls office. This position involves tasks such as posting accounts receivable and payable transactions, reconciling and analyzing general ledgers and meeting the administrative needs of the Great Falls office, such as new employee orientation and policy review.
See more details and download the application: nwmt.org/employment-opportunities
Apply by emailing your cover letter, resume, and completed NWMT application to Michelle Rogers ([email protected])
We are so grateful to Stockman and Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines for supporting the Gallatin Housing Impact Fund!
We are so happy to present NeighborWorks Montana another grant, this time to help preserve and expand housing solutions in Gallatin County. Totaling $100,000 as part of our Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines partnership, this grant will be used to provide education and financing to give Gallatin residents the opportunity to live in a home where they can thrive. This will help in advancing ongoing efforts in the Gallatin Valley to create a more inclusive and resilient community.
We are grateful for the opportunity to help advance affordable housing opportunities in Gallatin County!
Left to right: Sarah Fitzgerald, NeighborWorks Montana board member, Paul Pahut, Matt Johnson, and Angie Johnson, Stockman Bank Bozeman.
Dozens of residents at the Spring Creek Mobile Home Park in the Flathead Valley just received eviction notices and have 180 days to vacate.
To help us manage the emergency, we are partnering with the Whitefish Community Foundation to accept donations into a special Spring Creek Resident Relocation Fund. We are lucky to have a trusted local community foundation playing this role so that we can focus on the work to help residents. They are waiving all administration fees so that 100% of donations will support the displaced residents. Tax-deductible donations can be made by phone at 406-863-1781, by mail to Whitefish Community Foundation, PO Box 1060, Whitefish, MT 59937, or online at whitefishcf.fcsuite.com/erp/donate/create/fund?funit_id=5588
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Today, we remember and honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Their courage, dedication, and love for our country will never be forgotten.
As we enjoy this day with our loved ones, let's take a moment to reflect on the true meaning of Memorial Day. It's a time to pay tribute to those who gave everything for the freedoms we cherish.
To our fallen heroes, we salute you. Your legacy lives on in our hearts and in the freedoms we hold dear.
Dr. Tsemberis founded Pathways to Housing in New York City in 1992. He and his team developed the model that came to be known as Housing First. In this plenary, Dr. Tsemberis shares the origins of the Housing First model, its key features, underlying research, and how to maintain fidelity to the Housing First approach.
Thank you to Missoula's Community Media Resource for recording the session for us!
Montana Housing Partnership Conference De. Tsemberis Plenary Dr. Tsemberis founded Pathways to Housing in New York City in 1992. He and his team developed the model that came to be known as Housing First. In this plena...
We had some technical difficulties and the live feed didn't work this morning, but we are excited to share the recording of the opening plenary, "Saying Yes to Housing Supply, Stability, and Subsidy" by Shane Phillips.
Much thanks to Missoula's Community Media Resource for recording the session for us!
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Naomi got to catch up with a few of our education and counseling partners in the Missoula area earlier this week. From left to right: Katie Sadowski (Homeword), Greg Harper (RDI), Julie Pavlish (Homeword), and Naomi Valentine (NWMT).
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C & C Community, a resident owned community in Billings, lost two homes to a fire this past weekend. If you are able to help through a donation or even by sharing the gofund.me, we would really appreciate it!
https://www.ktvq.com/news/local-news/courageous-neighbors-including-2-teens-help-families-escape-house-fires-in-billings
https://gofund.me/4d992169
Donate to Help C&C Families Rebuild After Fire, organized by Wendy Herman C&C Community is raising money to help two of our resident households that were lost… Wendy Herman needs your support for Help C&C Families Rebuild After Fire
NeighborWorks Montana is participating in Give Big Gallatin Valley to raise money for the Gallatin Housing Impact Fund!
The Gallatin Housing Impact Fund was created to preserve and expand housing solutions in Gallatin County. We invite you to join us in supporting opportunities for home in an area where housing that Montanans can afford can be difficult to find.
Donate to the fund: https://www.givebiggv.org/donate?campaign_id=198677
NeighborWorks Montana joined the discussion with a variety of local leaders to discuss housing challenges and potential solutions in Missoula.
Monica Tranel hosts community workshop on housing in Missoula Congressional Candidate Monica Tranel has been traveling through Western Montana hosting a series of discussions on one of the biggest challenges the area is fa
As we close out April and Financial Literacy Month, we want to share a few of our favorite financial tips and tricks you can use all year round to improve your financial health.
Thanks to our partners at Community Action Partnership of Northwest Montana, Homeword, and NeighborWorks Great Falls for sharing their tips!
The Gallatin Housing Impact Fund, an affordable housing initiative in the Gallatin Valley, has recently secured a substantial injection of funding of $250,000 from the Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines (FHLB) and its local members. By receiving this support, The Gallatin Housing Impact Fund can continue to preserve and expand local housing solutions.
Read more: bozemandailychronicle.com/news/business/moving-forward-gallatin-housing-impact-fund-receives-additional-250k/article_288021c2-026c-11ef-85aa-87e28c55ec54.html
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Moving forward: Gallatin Housing Impact Fund receives additional $250K A housing fund in Gallatin County received a quarter million dollars to maintain and expand existing affordable housing options.
The 2024 Montana Shares Raffle is officially open!
This year's raffle includes 18 prize packages you have a chance to win when you purchase raffle tickets! Tickets are $10 each, 3 tickets for $25, 6 tickets for $40, or 18 tickets for $100!
Our Fun Day at the Park package is part of prize package #2, which includes a $100 Costco gift card donated by World Montana, a handmade patriotic quilt donated by Montana Supporting Military, and our great package which includes: Maelstrom 32 Liter Backpack Cooler, Melii Snackle Box, Picnic Table and Bench Covers, FashionLive Beach Blanket, Toss and Catch Game Set, Bananagrams, and Mattel Card Game Set.
NEW THIS YEAR! You can now purchase tickets online using your debit card at montanashares.org/mt-shares-annual-raffle/ (please be sure to enter NWMT under the Member Group field). Tickets are $10 each, 3 tickets for $25, 6 tickets for $40, or 18 tickets for $100. You also print the ticket sheet to mail in, you can download the sheet at nwmt.org/2024-montana-shares-raffle/.
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Attention Montana mortgage lenders and real estate professionals around the Kalispell area!
Staff from NeighborWorks Montana, Montana Housing, HUD, USDA RD, and other local partners are hitting the road to talk with you about secondary, non-traditional, and guaranteed mortgage opportunities, homebuyer education courses, and financial counseling available to help your borrowers achieve their goals!
Sign up to join us on April 24 from 11am to 1pm at Glacier Bank Downtown. This event includes lunch, so registration is required. Go to https://lnkd.in/e2KVND4x for more details and to register.
Today is the final day of early bird ticket pricing for the 2024 Montana Housing Partnership Conference and registrations are filling up fast. If you have not registered yet, now is the time
This year’s agenda is packed with great content, activities, and networking opportunities! You can learn more about the conference and purchase tickets at https://bit.ly/2024MHPConference.
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NWMT staff member, Naomi Valenine, and Community Action Partnership of Northwest Montana staff member, Sara Briggs, were at the Blue Ribbon event in Kalispell yesterday.
The Blue Ribbon event is an annual gathering organized by The Nurturing Center that features local vendors and service providers. The goal is to raise awareness and prevention of child abuse, as well as highlight local services that can help families remain strong and resilient.
This event is always free for families and includes lots of games, prizes and free food, as well as information on local services. We hope to see you there next year!
The Nurturing Center
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Do you know your rights?
laws prohibit discrimination in many types of housing situations. We have listed some forms of housing discrimination in our post, but every housing situation is unique and should be looked into thoroughly.
If you're concerned you may have faced, or are currently facing, discrimination, Montana Fair Housing can help. Contact them at 406-782-2573 or visit their website (montanafairhousing.org)
Happy 406 Day!
Great news, everyone - early bird prices have been extended to April 15th for the upcoming 2024 Montana Housing Partnership Conference!
This year's housing conference will be held May 20-22 in Missoula. Find more details and register at https://bit.ly/2024MHPConference.
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This is such exciting news and we can't thank Stockman Bank and Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines for awarding us this grant!
https://www.krtv.com/news/montana-and-regional-news/neighborworks-montanas-plan-for-its-affordable-housing-grant
NeighborWorks Montana's plan for its affordable housing grant NeighborWorks Montana is one of eleven Montana organizations to receive Stockman Bank and FHLB Des Moines Affordable Housing Grants, recently being awarded $80,000.
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Attention NWMT Loan Customers
If you are experiencing financial hardship because of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is important to know your options and to proactively seek out services and resources. NeighborWorks Montana and our partners are here to help support your financial wellbeing with information and access to resources that can help you understand your mortgage options and other types of available financial support.
What should I do about my April mortgage payment?
Your home is your most important financial asset, and now is a critical time to protect that asset. If you can make your April mortgage payment, please do so. By making your payment on time, you are helping us to help more people who simply cannot make their payment. If you don’t think you can make your loan payment, please contact us as soon as possible at 406-604-4552 or [email protected]. We will do our best to help you get through this.
There is also more information below about new changes to qualifying for unemployment benefits that may help you maintain your income if you have experienced job loss or a reduction in work hours and income.
Can I skip a payment or payments?
You may have been hearing news recently that new federal guidelines will allow for a mortgage forbearance that can pause your mortgage payments. A forbearance means that you don’t have to make a payment (or can make partial payments) for a specific period of time. Typically regulations require that at the end of that time, all of your missed payments become due or you will be placed on a payment plan for a longer period where you would have to make catch-up payments in addition to your regular payment. For most people, it could be very difficult to have that money available to make all of your missed payments at once, or to make extra payments on top of your regular payment.
If you are experiencing difficulty making your mortgage payment, be sure to contact us as soon as possible at 406-604-4552 or [email protected] so we can discuss the options that best address your needs.
Can I lower my monthly payment by refinancing?
Mortgage interest rates are historically low, so there is a good chance refinancing will allow you to lower your payment and improve your cash flow. Contact your first mortgage lender or one of our partner lenders. A home mortgage lender can analyze your current mortgage, assess whether you will be able to refinance, and provide you with options that will best address your needs. It is important that you continue to make your mortgage payments on time to be eligible for a refinance.
I have been laid off or my work hours have been reduced. What can I expect from the unemployment insurance system?
Even if you have not qualified for unemployment benefits in the past, there is a good chance you might qualify now. Recently passed federal legislation expands both the dollar amount of unemployment benefit payments as well as who is covered by unemployment insurance. In addition to regular state unemployment insurance, individuals will receive an additional $600 per week for up to four months. The legislation also expands unemployment benefits to gig workers, freelancers and self-employed individuals who typically don’t qualify for unemployment benefits. Workers who are furloughed, but not actually laid off, will also be eligible for unemployment benefits. This means that they can stay on their company benefits plans and keep their company health insurance, while still being eligible for benefits.
Unemployment benefits are processed and paid through the State. In Montana, visit http://uid.dli.mt.gov/ as soon as possible to get more information and to apply. If you have internet access, please use the online application system so that others who don’t have internet access can get through via phone.
What is NeighborWorks Montana doing in response to COVID-19?
Currently, our physical offices are closed with NeighborWorks Montana staff working from home and accessible via email, phone, and online meeting technologies. We will continue to actively monitor the situation and follow guidance from our State officials and the CDC and will keep you updated on any changes in our operations.
During this time, we all should continue to be extra vigilant in practicing social distancing in all aspects of our lives. Limiting person-to-person contact is a key contributor to reducing the risk of exposure and spread of the virus within our community and the potential strain on our healthcare system. We thank you for helping contribute to positive and sensible precautions we can all take to help curb the spread of COVID-19.
Sincerely,
Your NeighborWorks Montana Team
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