A major investment is creating new opportunities for Baltimore residents to buy, repair, and stay in their homes.
Neighborhood Housing Services (NHS) of Baltimore has been awarded $2.8 million through the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA). This is part of more than $15.8 million distributed to nonprofits across Baltimore City to support housing and community development.
Turning Investment Into Opportunity
This funding will directly support NHS Baltimore’s work in Greater Rosemont Mondawmin, where access to quality housing and resources is critical to neighborhood stability.
With this investment, NHS will:
- Transform vacant and disinvested properties into affordable homeownership opportunities
- Provide essential home repairs and safety upgrades for longtime homeowners
- Help bring properties back to life while keeping residents safely in their homes
From Vacant to Vibrant
Every restored home represents more than construction; it’s a renewed opportunity for a family, a stronger block, and a more stable community.
For future homebuyers, this means access to newly developed homes in neighborhoods that are actively being reinvested in.
For current homeowners, it means the ability to make critical repairs that protect what they’ve worked hard to build.
A Continued Commitment to Baltimore
At NHS Baltimore, we believe everyone deserves access to safe, stable housing. Through education, resources, and strategic investment, we help residents take the next step. Whether that’s buying their first home or maintaining the one they already have.
This funding allows us to deepen that impact and reach even more families across Baltimore.
Take the Next Step Toward Homeownership or Home Repair
Whether you’re ready to purchase a home or need support fixing up your current one, NHS Baltimore has programs designed to help you move forward with confidence.