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AHIP is one of central Virginia’s oldest, most effective and most respected non-profit housing organizations. Since 1976, we have worked to ensure safe and decent housing for our low-income neighbors. We have assisted more than 3,500 people—thousands of households from close-in city streets to far-flung rural hollows—with housing rehabilitations, emergency repairs, a variety of support services and affordable rental units.

"AHIP is about safe houses in safe neighborhoods. Three things are paramount: safety, affordability and better living conditions. No one else in our community does what AHIP does.” Nana Akyeampong-Ghartey, AHIP Board member and client

Look for our upcoming spring fundraising brochure in the mail next week!

Safe and Sound: 35 Years of AHIP

Come celebrate AHIP's 35th Anniversary at Cityspace during the month of May.

May 6th- May 27th: Safe and Sound- Home Repair and Rehab Exhibit.
Thursdays: Brown Bag Discussion Series.
First Friday Reception: May 6th, 5-7pm. Enjoy light refreshments, win door prizes and enter for a $500 gift card to Better Living by attending the First Friday reception and liking us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/pages/Albemarle-Housing-Improvement-Program-AHIP/23441398298?v=wall

May 5th, 12 pm – 1 pm
• "Reshaping & Repairing Our Affordable Communities". Presentation featuring John Quale, Associate Professor of Architecture and Louis Nelson, Associate Professor and Chair of Architectural History, UVA School of Architecture http://www.arch.virginia.edu/faculty/JohnQuale/
May 12th, 12 pm – 1 pm
• "Affordable Homes Win with Weatherization". Panel discussion co-hosted with the Local Energy Alliance Program (LEAP) http://www.leap-va.org/
May 19th, 12 pm – 1:30 pm
• "Housing Is the Foundation: Impacts on Community Well-Being". Panel discussion featuring community leaders representing a variety of disciplines, including public safety, mental health, social services, education, and more

All events are free and open to the public and located at Cityspace in the Charlottesville Community Design Center http://www.cvilledesign.org/cityspace/
on the downtown Mall
100 5th St NE
Charlottesville, VA 22902

To register and for more information, email Ravi Respeto at ravi@ahipva.org