CHTFWI began in mid-2018 as a small group of parents meeting together and dreaming of housing solutions for their adult children. From those meetings, CHTFWI was born!

The City of Wauwatosa announced Tuesday that it is offering Community Development Block Grant funds to organizations looking to build secure housing and economic opportunities for residents.

The five-story, 79-unit development is planned for a site overlooking the Milwaukee River at 1887 N. Water St. — replacing a one-story industrial building used for storage.

Construction of a new apartment complex for low-income residents in Wisconsin Dells is on track for completion this fall, and some of the units are set aside for people with disabilities.

The Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority (WHEDA) has announced that Bethesda Cornerstone Village-Highland is among the projects to receive tax credits for 2021.

At our March 16, 2021 meeting, the CHTFWI welcomed representatives from CASS Housing, Friendship House in Fayetteville, and Movin’ Out to talk about their housing models.

After years of planning, fundraising and construction, the Prairie Haus apartments in New Glarus are welcoming tenants.

Minority entrepreneurs have won city approvals for a $43 million, six-story, mixed-use project with lower-income housing, grocery store and parking at a long-vacant, city-owned property on the South Side of Madison.

At our January 19, 2021 meeting, the CHTFWI heard from Jim Whittaker (CEO, The Arc Jacksonville) and Tom Toronto (President, Bergen County United Way) .