Epping Workforce Housing

The fight isn't over for more housing in NH

04/17/2023

Plain and simple—Epping, like many NH towns, is facing a critical housing shortage, leaving many of its essential workers and young adults without a place to call home. Nurses, teachers, restaurant workers, and retailers are among the many who are forced to commute long distances due to the lack of affordable housing options in town. This unsustainable situation puts a tremendous strain on the community, affecting everything from our economy to our quality of life.

It's time to address this challenge head-on by supporting projects that will provide safe and affordable housing to those who need it most. Sign our petition to bring more diverse & affordable housing at the link below.

The fight isn't over for more housing in NH With a deficit of 23,000+ housing units in NH, we need every project and every unit possible to increase working-class Granite Staters' access to housing. Plain and simple—Epping, like many NH towns, is facing a critical housing shortage, leaving many of its essential workers and young adults with...

04/07/2023

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Blocking more affordable housing is a 'moral wrong', says Saint Anselm official

04/04/2023

This article says it all: "Erecting zoning barriers and harboring a not-in-my-backyard mentality to block more affordable housing are causing 'human suffering' and represent a 'moral wrong,' according to the head of the Center for Ethics in Society at Saint Anselm."

“Restrictive zoning and NIMBYism are unjust. They protect good things for ourselves, but in doing so wrongfully deprive others of things that are more important,” Max Latona, the center’s executive director, said during an annual breakfast hosted by NeighborWorks Southern New Hampshire on Thursday.

Max Latona calls excessive zoning an "unjust cause of human suffering."

Blocking more affordable housing is a 'moral wrong', says Saint Anselm official BEDFORD — Erecting zoning barriers and harboring a not-in-my-backyard mentality to block more affordable housing are causing “human suffering” and represent a “moral wrong,” according to the head of the

03/22/2023

We can't underestimate the power we have to face & fight the housing crisis @ the local level.

The solution begins with one voice + community demanding solutions to the housing shortage from those who decide what can/can’t be built.

It’s just a fact: NH won’t have affordable/diverse housing until we show up & speak out to change our communities’ status quo - one unit and one project at a time. DM us to learn more 📩