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FIVE YEAR SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PLAN <br /> FINAL REPORT <br /> other community revitalization activities. NHDC is committed to improving others <br /> lives, supporting holistic community growth, and empowering disadvantaged <br /> people through housing development, resident training and education, and job <br /> creation. <br /> Since its inception, NHDC has been actively engaged in the development of <br /> affordable housing, both for sale and rental, for area residents. Activities <br /> completed to date include the rehabilitation and sale of 20 single family homes <br /> for low to moderate income families, new construction of 20 for-sale affordable <br /> single family homes, and the construction of a multi-family rental project <br /> providing 10 townhouses for low and moderate income families. Currently, <br /> NHDC, in partnership with East Lake Management and Development <br /> Cor oration is develo in 43 sin le-family homes as part of the first phase of <br /> p <br /> , P 9 9 <br /> Wabash Crossing, a $115 million, mixed-income redevelopment project now <br /> underway on the near north side. <br /> • Dove, Inc., a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation, was formed in 1970 as a small <br /> community outreach program of seven local churches. Over the ensuing years, it <br /> has grown to be a targe and well-respected multi-program human service <br /> agency. Dove's mission is to channel the resources of the religious community to <br /> address social and economic problems and injustices. Its philosophy is one of <br /> respect and mutual empowerment. The organization honors the dignity and worth <br /> of its clients, and works with them to address challenges such as poverty, <br /> homelessness, violence and racism. <br /> Dove has solid experience in developing housing for homeless populations. It <br /> has successfully developed three projects including a 10,000 square foot <br /> emergency shelter, 42 units of transitional housing, and 8 units of permanent <br /> PAGE 36 <br />