Prospective tenants for public housing, offered as part of the town's affordable housing programs (which includes Section 8) should contact the Housing Authority Department. Section 8 is a federal program that helps low-income Dedham residents pay for rent and/or helps place tenants in Section 8-reserved apartments.
The Dukes County Regional Housing Authority provides affordable, year-round housing opportunities for residents of Martha's Vineyard and Cuttyhunk. The authority offers a number of rental assistance programs, and maintains many affordable rental properties on the island. It also oversees a home-buyer assistance program. The organization is governed by one representative from each of the six island towns and Cuttyhunk, as well as a governor-appointed representative.
Natick Housing Authority provides low-income housing for state-assisted families and the elderly. The building is located at the corner of Cottage and Main streets in Natick. Staffs are friendly and accommodating in the office, which is located in the back of the building.
The Marblehead Housing Authority oversees activities related to the management of public properties and also provides housing for families or elderly persons of low income. Its full-time staff includes a five member board, one of whom is appointed by the state; the other four are elected.
Concord Housing Authority offers rental residences for low-income families as well as financial assistance programs such as Section 8. Contact Concord Housing Authority at the telephone number provided for additional information on the services offered along with availability.
Charles Newton Coop is a low income residential apartment complex that is subsidized by the federal government's Housing and Urban Development Division.
The Norwood Affordable Housing Corporation is a non-profit Masschusetts based organization that makes sure good, safe housing is available for all. Its office is located inside the Frank Walsh Elderly Care Home. The Corporation raises funds to aid for the renovation and construction of housing facilities to provide shelter for low-income and disabled Norwood residents.
A public agency, the Housing Authority is appointed by the Northborough Board of Selectmen. It assists those with low income, the elderly and handicapped by providing housing. It is regulated by Commonwealth of Massachusetts through the Department of Housing and Community Development.