Home by Hand Inc.
Home by Hand Inc.
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More about this organization
Mission
Home by Hand is an nonprofit affordable housing developer and community revitalization organization serving New Orleans. The organization creates neighborhoods of opportunity through the redevelopment of vacant and abandoned properties as self-help housing and advances
About
Home by Hand (HBH) became fully operational in 2016 and launched its first affordable housing development program. HBH recruited low and moderate income homebuyers to participate in a sweat-equity program in which the homebuyer performed construction under the supervision of HBH staff, and Home by Hand began construction on new homes in a distressed neighborhood in New Orleans.
