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Hilltown Community Development is a private non-profit organization in rural western Massachusetts working to support rural development and prosperity in the region by improving housing, strengthening social services, leveraging funding, and stimulating the local economy.

OUR MISSION

Hilltown Community Development seeks to improve the quality of life for Hilltown residents by addressing economic, housing, education, social and community needs while preserving the rural character of the area.

  • We build and renovate homes and apartments for Hilltown families, seniors, veterans and first-time home buyers

  • We make it possible for seniors to live in their Hilltown homes with assistance from the Hilltown Elder Network (HEN) and Health Outreach Program for Elders (HOPE)

  • We offer childcare subsidies to families in need and help feed families through the Hilltown Food Pantry

  • We provide low-cost van transportation to medical appointments and other destinations for seniors in five rural towns

  • We strengthen small local businesses with workshops, networking and marketing through our Hilltown Business Directory

  • We stimulate the creative economy by showcasing the arts, music and culture and offering educational programming

OUR VALUES

  • We are accountable to the communities we serve

  • We are committed to helping our communities be welcoming places that are accessible and affordable to a diverse mix of people

  • We are responsive to the changing needs of our communities and seek creative solutions

  • We are committed to both economic and ecological sustainability

  • We work in collaboration with other agencies and community resources

  • We demonstrate integrity, professionalism and technical proficiency in all our endeavors

  • We acknowledge the efforts of staff, board and other volunteers

  • We are committed to meaningful work that promotes the development of our staff

  • We promote social responsibility and community self-reliance

 

HCDC is an EEO/Section 3 Employer. Women & members of minority groups are encouraged to apply. Funding is provided by the US Dept. of HUD/DHCD and MA CDBG Programs.