EIN 22-3237413

Mutual Housing Association of South Central Connecticut

IRS 501(c) type
501(c)(3)
Num. employees
50
Year formed
1992
Most recent tax filings
2022-12-01
Description
NWNH develops, owns, and manages affordable housing while involving communities to prevent deterioration. They empower residents through education and services.
Total revenues
$11,028,889
2022
Total expenses
$9,110,971
2022
Total assets
$50,129,248
2022
Num. employees
50
2022

Program areas at Mutual Housing Association of South Central Connecticut

Real estate developmentthe real estate development division provides a significant source of neighborworks new horizons revenue through the generation of developer's fees upon the completion and occupancy of each development. Real estate development works with municipalities on site selection, obtains funding commitments, selects general contractors and oversees construction.new haven richard street - 23 units consists of 20 units from existing portfolio in need of capital upgrades and 3 units at 19 richard street. Both buildings completed lead-based paint remediation in the summer of 2016. Construction start estimated q4 2023waterbury linden street 44 units this is a new construction projects consisting of two buildings with 1- 3 bedroom units. Under construction. Completion estimated q3 2024willow st 33 units rehab project of scattered site units. Ongoing with completion estimated q2 2024shelton river breeze apartments 68 units new construction of 1-3 bedroom units. Completed q4 2022 east haven union school apartments 18 units moderate rehab with hvac upgrades, roof replacement and repaving. Anticipated completion q4 2022guilford woodruff reserve 16 units new construction with 1-3 bedrooms. Anticipated construction start 2024.cheshire jack's farm 44 units new construction in partnership with cheshire Housing authority. 1-3 bedrooms in 3 buildings. Construction start estimated q2 2024.
Community organizingthe community building team at neighborworks new horizons continues to focus on uplifting and empowering residents through educational opportunities and services. The organization's mission of providing Housing coupled with a variety of empowerment and support services is essential to neighborworks new horizons' ("nwnh") success and for the strength of its resident communities. Homebuyer education courses continued this year, providing many individuals with essential tools and knowledge for a successful first-time home-buying experience. The eight classes offered in-depth knowledge of the purchasing process from prospecting, the sales contract, the impact of fico credit scores and credit repair, the mortgage note, avoiding predatory lending, and the closing and sustaining of the home after purchase both financially and physically. Pre- and post-purchase counseling are also available from our counselors. As of 2020, classes are held via zoom, which has proven more convenient for clients. Nwnh also provides free virtual foreclosure prevention counseling services to avoid preventable foreclosures and ameliorate the effects of the foreclosure crisis on persons and families at risk of losing their primary residence. Nwnh continues to offer resident services to families and individuals residing in nwnh-managed units. The focus is to connect families and individuals to empowerment, health, food provisions, employment opportunities, financial services, and other social services to improve their quality of life. Nwnh also facilitates youth programming such as after-school and summer programs through leap (leadership excellence, athletic, program) and junior achievement. The community program manager also assists our residents and the property management department in improving communication and intervening when necessary to provide referrals for additional services. The community building staff held virtual panel discussions, budget coaching, and financial literacy workshops. Staff also assisted tenants and landlords eligible for the state funded rental assistance program, known as unitect, by reviewing the applications and handling the recertification process for returning applicants. In addition, nwnh staff helped support continued volunteerism in the community through its community volunteer program, which awards a rent credit incentive to residents who volunteer at least 20 hours per year. Nwnh continues a concerted effort through its eviction prevention program to help residents avoid eviction and pay back balances due on their rent. Staff accomplished this by engaging residents in manageable payment plans, providing periodic on-site financial workshops, and offering one-on-one budget coaching.
Property managementthis division is responsible for the daily operations of the portfolio, which encompasses physical plant and applicant and resident compliance. Nwnh's portfolio, which is worth in excess of $75 million, consists of 25 developments (owned or managed) with over 750 units in ansonia, branford, bridgeport, clinton, east haven, guilford, hamden, milford, new haven, pawcatuck, southington, and waterbury.maintenance employees are responsible for routine and emergency services, cleaning grounds and common areas, general upkeep, and supervising and selecting contracted vendors for capital improvement and landscaping. Property management staff are responsible for resident selection, rent collection, marketing units, initial lease-up of new developments, responding to resident requests- such as transfers, reasonable accommodation requests, fair Housing issues, and the annual income recertification and lease renewal. New way horizon Mutual Housing 730 george street, new haven 58 units commonly known as george street, units range from 1 bedroom to 4 bedrooms in size. The building underwent a gut rehab in 1996, and in 2013 the limited partnership interest was purchased by nwnh. Hubbard woods Mutual Housing apple tree lane, guilford 13 units the development consists of semi-detached and detached single-family homes newly constructed in 1996. These homes continue to be affordable in a community where Housing prices have traditionally been among the highest in the nation. Nwnh purchased the limited partnership interest in 2013. The development received a capital grant from the department of Housing in 2016 and rehabilitated all units. Guilford interfaith Mutual Housing scattered sites throughout guilford 21 units due to the success of the hubbard woods development, nwnh was invited by the guilford interfaith Housing corporation to develop 13 additional Housing units and to acquire and renovate eight other scattered site homes. The project was completed in 2000. Gilbert avenue/derby avenue Mutual Housing 145 ~153 gilbert avenue, new haven, and 80-82 derby avenue 14 units nwnh rehabbed three buildings in 2001, creating homes for ten families. The properties are contiguous to the new way horizon Mutual Housing and share a playground with new way horizon. In 2004, nwnh rehabbed four more units on derby avenue in the west river neighborhood. Branford interfaith Mutual Housing 146 north ivy street, branford 29 units in 2001 nwnh entered into an agreement with branford interfaith to manage a townhouse complex. The 29 units were built in 1991. The department of Housing provided a capital grant in 2016, and all units were rehabilitated.valley Mutual Housing pershing drive, ansonia 9 unitsnwnh rehabilitated three houses and provided affordable units with off street parking by tearing down two other houses in 2004. The development has gone through energy efficiency audits via the healthy homes initiative. Richard street Mutual Housing richard street, new haven- 20 units. Occupied in the second half of 2005, these 2, 3 & 4 bedroom units are in rehabbed buildings on one of fair haven's quieter streets. In 2014, the limited partnership interest was purchased by nwnh. Funding is being requested from the state of Connecticut and the city of new haven to update units.richard street ii 7-9 & 15-17 richard street, new haven 6 units occupied in november 2010, richard street ii is a continuation of our richard street development which is designed not only to provide more quality affordable Housing but to eliminate blight in a block wide area on the approach to our presently occupied richard street development. Ferry Mutual Housing ferry street, new haven 24 units and a family learning center in december 2006, 24 resident families began occupancy, and nwnh began hosting community meetings, events, trainings, conferences, and support groups in the learning center. Willow Mutual Housing- 203-209, willow st., 103, 105 & 126 chestnut street and 240-242, 244-246, 248, 252-254 willow street. Waterbury - 33 units located in the historic overlook neighborhood, this substantial rehab brought 33 units from sub-standard to quality Housing stock. Interiors feature skylights, granite countertops, and bay and floor to ceiling windows that provide light, sunny views of the downtown area in the valley below. Kirkham Mutual Housing - 63 kirkham street. Branford - 17 units this senior Housing development sits amid a restored victorian era garden maintained by the branford garden club. The development provides seniors the opportunity to "age in place." Each unit has features that can be retrofitted should the resident become disabled or need long term care. Sinks and vanities can be lowered to accommodate wheelchairs, and doorways are wide enough to handle hospital beds. Canterbury gardens- 537~545 sherman parkway, new haven - 34 units occupied in 2009, the development includes 9 supportive Housing units with leeway as the service provider. It is a townhouse style with no common areas except the laundry and community rooms. Beth-el Mutual Housing- 85 new haven avenue, milford - 5 units full occupancy was achieved in october 2010. The residents are clients from the beth-el center, Inc., where each family receives various supportive services. The site needed large scale environmental remediation after soil contamination was found during construction. Highwood square 943-953 dixwell avenue, hamden 27 units our second development for affordable artisan Housing, highwood square, began its occupancy in august 2011. It sits on a 2.4 acre site that is a mix of new construction and rehabilitation of existing historic buildings into an arts complex. This development helps the artisan community obtain Housing and helps the town of hamden focus on its revitalizing efforts, as this development also consists of 13 commercial spaces. Fair haven Mutual Housing lp new haven 44 scattered site units & 3 commercial spaces this development consists of 6 buildings that were rehabilitated, as well as 10 buildings of new construction. In addition, three commercial areas are at street level on grand avenue. Nwnh has partnered with the Housing authority of new haven, providing project-based vouchers for 20 units, of which 9 are designated for support. Fair haven rental or "htr", 33, 36, 37 clay street, 296 poplar street - 7 units previously developed as a homeownership project, these units underwent financial modification to allow for use as affordable rental units when the market was not conducive to homeownership sales. Units were rehabbed and leased in 2014 and 2015.hill associates lp, scattered sites in new haven - 65 units this project was acquired in 2011 from a defunct development agency. The various properties were in serious disrepair due to many years of mismanagement. Funding was sought and used to rehab units and lease to families and individuals of very-low and low income. A partnership was formed with the new haven Housing authority for rental subsidies to 15 of the 65 units. Rehab was completed in 2016.elias howe 287 clinton avenue, bridgeport 37 units elias howe was previously a school that was vacant and in need of major repairs. Nwnh partnered with a local developer and obtained funding to rehab the entire building into one-bedroom apartments, a laundry room, and community spaces. It serves seniors of very-low income affordable Housing with amenities and in close proximity to public transportation and services. The bridgeport Housing authority is also a partner and provides rental subsidies to the tenants.winter grove 491 darling street 40 affordable Housing units for seniors. New construction commenced in august 2013 and was completed and leased up in may 2015.st paul's commons 56 units of affordable Housing in one three story building and 16 units for seniors in four garden style townhouses. Each site has a community room for residents. New construction commenced in october 2014 and was completed and leased up between december 2015 through may 2016. Spruce meadows-100 South broad street 85 rental units this is a new construction development, which has 4 three-story buildings and one management building. New construction commenced in september 2015 and was completed and leased up between april 2017 and july 2017 for the first phase. The second phase was by year end of 2021 and leased by july 2022.union school apartments 564 thompson avenue, east haven - 18 units this project was acquired in 2018 from a defunct development agency that included converting an abandoned neighborhood school to provide affordable Housing opportunities for area seniors. All residents of the development are below 60% of the area median income.

Who funds Mutual Housing Association of South Central Connecticut

Grants from foundations and other nonprofits
GrantmakerDescriptionAmount
NeighborWorks AmericaGeneral Support$279,750
TD Charitable FoundationWillow Street Preservation$175,000

Personnel at Mutual Housing Association of South Central Connecticut

NameTitleCompensation
Tom CruessPresident and Chief Executive Officer
Arlene LawrenceChief Financial Officer$97,372
Thomas CruessPast President and Chief Executive Officer$110,000
Leiyanie OsorioSecretary$0
John SchaetzlTreasurer$0
...and 8 more key personnel

Financials for Mutual Housing Association of South Central Connecticut

RevenuesFYE 12/2022
Total grants, contributions, etc.$7,291,804
Program services$3,258,393
Investment income and dividends$247,400
Tax-exempt bond proceeds$0
Royalty revenue$0
Net rental income$0
Net gain from sale of non-inventory assets$0
Net income from fundraising events$0
Net income from gaming activities$0
Net income from sales of inventory$0
Miscellaneous revenues$231,292
Total revenues$11,028,889

Form 990s for Mutual Housing Association of South Central Connecticut

Fiscal year endingDate received by IRSFormPDF link
2022-122023-10-14990View PDF
2021-122022-11-04990View PDF
2020-122021-11-11990View PDF
2019-122021-02-24990View PDF
2018-122020-01-31990View PDF
...and 9 more Form 990s

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Data update history
May 19, 2024
Received grants
Identified 1 new grant, including a grant for $175,000 from TD Charitable Foundation
December 3, 2023
Posted financials
Added Form 990 for fiscal year 2022
December 2, 2023
Updated personnel
Identified 1 new personnel
November 27, 2023
Used new vendors
Identified 3 new vendors, including , , and
September 27, 2023
Received grants
Identified 1 new grant, including a grant for $272,500 from NeighborWorks America
Nonprofit Types
Housing and shelter organizationsHeadquarter / parent organizationsCharities
Issues
Human servicesHousingHomelessness
Characteristics
State / local levelReceives government fundingManagement and technical assistanceTax deductible donationsAccepts online donations
General information
Address
235 Grand Ave 2nd Floor
New Haven, CT 06513
Metro area
New Haven-Milford, CT
County
South Central Connecticut Planning Region, CT
Website URL
neighborworksnewhorizons.com/ 
Phone
(203) 562-4514
Facebook page
neighborworksnewhorizons 
Twitter profile
@nwnewhorizons 
IRS details
EIN
22-3237413
Fiscal year end
December
Taxreturn type
Form 990
Year formed
1992
Eligible to receive tax-deductible contributions (Pub 78)
Yes
Categorization
NTEE code, primary
L80: Housing Support Services
NAICS code, primary
62422: Community Housing Services
Parent/child status
Central organization
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