"Engaging in activities that ensure and improve the availability and accessibility of low-income and affordable housing in the Northside Communities while improving the lives of families."
The Northside Coalition for Fair Housing
A resident-focused Community Development Organization.

The Northside Coaliton for Fair Housing is founded on the premise that families and individuals have a responsibility to create for themselves living environments that are safe, livable, beautiful, and sustainable, with indifference to a resident's income, race, or physical abilities.
Community revitalization can only be successful when the families, individuals, and businesses who were impacted historically by the blight and disinvestment benefit from the revitalization of the neighborhood. NCFH believes that personal growth and development is inextricably related to a physical enviroment. We develop and manage holistic, comprehensive, and, most importantly, respectful revitalization opportunities that provide homes, opportunity, and voice. We provide support for individuals, families, and businesses throughout the process of community transition. Our goal is not to replace the current demographic, but to build on and grow individual and community capacity to navigate the demands of changing markets. From the policy level to one-on-one case management and business development, NCFH is committed to changing the quality of housing and amenities in transitioning communities, while improving the quality of life for the under-served.
Service providers and nonprofit organizations interested in vendor space at the 2012 Women's Walk for Peace in October please call (412) 321-5527 for more information.
What's happening next?
Board of Directors Meeting
Location: 1821 Brighton Road
Date: February 11, 2013
Time: 6:00pm
About This Event: Open Meeting
The Northside Coalition for Fair Housing is a 501c3 organization.
NCFH is a vehicle moving at the federal, state, and local level to inspire the Northside neighbors and neighborhoods to be more proactive regarding equity, sustainability, health, and safety. We want neighborhoods that shelter and support all people no matter their race, income level, or physical ability.
Events
- Board of Directors Meeting
1821 Brighton Road
February 11, 2013
6:00pm
- Board of Directors Meeting
- New Resident Orientation Workshop
1821 Brighton Road
February 13, 2013
6:00pm
- New Resident Orientation Workshop
- Resident Council Meeting
NCFH OFFICE
February 27, 2013
5:30pm
- Resident Council Meeting




