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DonateQuality Housing Coalition is a 501 (c)(3) charitable nonprofit organization.
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Our Vision for Maine:
all adults and children have access to stable housing and the resources necessary to sustain it
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QHC centers its work around cross-sector inclusive partnerships with landlords, tenants, community organizations, community members, and government to work together to create housing policies and opportunities that provide high quality supportive housing for individuals, families, and children.
Project HOME has provided stable housing for over 1,000
households and 3,000 adults and children.
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Project HOME
Project HOME is a nonprofit resident management service that ensures successful tenancies for residents that have experienced housing insecurity and/or homelessness.
Partners
QHC partners are landlords, property managers, tenants, community organizations, local and state governments, and community members, dedicated to working together to provide quality, affordable, and supportive housing for those in need.
Support
Donations will support Project HOME tenants:
$250 - supports one family for 3 months
$500 - supports one family for 6 months
$1000 - supports one family for 1 year
$2000 - supports two families for 1 year
"In housing chronically homeless families and young adults, I’ve seen magic happen! I’ve seen negative behavioral patterns change overnight, confidence increase tenfold, and careers reignited."
Brett Comack, Housing MentorOpportunity Alliance
Project HOME resident
Supporting & creating quality housing opportunities for those in need in Maine.
Quality Housing Coalition is a 501 (c)(3) charitable nonprofit organization with offices at 188 State Street, Suite 402, Portland Maine, 04101.
Land Acknowledgement
The work of QHC in York, Cumberland, Oxford, Androscoggin, Sagadahoc, Kennebec, and Penobscot counties is conducted on the stolen ancestral lands of the Wabanaki long before colonists named our state Maine.
We acknowledge the painful colonial history harming the Wabanaki and their land and commit to better understanding it.
We acknowledge the strong and personal relationship between the Wabanaki and the land and waterways.
We commit to building more sustainable and inclusive communities and celebrating Indigenous culture.