Housing Applications and Information
Vermont State Housing Authority
The Vermont State Housing Authority, or VSHA, manages federal funding and distributes funds to housing authorities around the state, along with managing funds for a variety of programs including Section 8, Rental Assistance Funds, and Money to Move.
Housing Assistance/ Section 8 Housing Application:
https://www.vsha.org/applications-for-section-8-assistance/
Stewart Property Management
Stewart Property Management is a private full service management company out of Bedford, NH with properties across Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Maine. In Springfield, they manage Rent Based on Income apartments and Affordable Fixed Rent Income apartments. Some of these apartments include South View and Wall Street Apartments.
Link:- http://stewartproperty.net/properties/
Stewart Properties Application:-
Please note you must include a copy of your Social Security Card and Birth Certificate for all Stewart Property Applications. Note there is a specific application for each Stewart property.
http://stewartproperty.net/wp-content/uploads/applications/S8-SH.pdf
Springfield Housing Authority
The Springfield Housing Authority, or SHA, is an independent, not-for-profit organization that receives funding from the Housing and Urban Development federal agency. SHA manages affordable and income based housing around Springfield, including the Westview, Ellis Block and Woolson Block.
Link:- https://springfieldhousingauthorityvt.org/
SHA Application. Please note you must include a copy of your Social Security Card and Birth Certificate for all Springfield Housing Authority Applications:
https://springfieldhousingauthorityvt.org/#77c38079-51dc-4ac4-9a81-2c4818cede9e
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Windham and Windsor Housing Authority
Based out of Brattleboro, the Windham and Windsor Housing Trust or WWHT provides
permanently affordable housing solutions in southeastern Vermont, through property management, homeowner education, low-cost loans and financial assistance, and advocacy. If you are interested in homeownership, WWHT offers home ownership classes and works with clients on budgeting, see below for link.
WWHT Application: https://www.homemattershere.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/WWHT-rental-app-with-resident-eligibility-fillable-11.1.19.pdf
WWHT Home Ownership Class:
SEVCA- SouthEastern Vermont Community Action
SEVCA is a non profit organization committed to alleviating poverty in southern Vermont through collaborating and empowering those who are affected by it daily. SEVCA offers a variety of services including Financial Fitness courses and Money Management classes.
Link: https://www.sevca.org/
Financial Management Classes: https://www.sevca.org/news/320-free-online-financial-management-classes-in-march
Check the “News” section of the webpage for updates on classes offered.
If you are curious about Renter’s Rights and Fair Housing Law, the Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity or CVOEO offers classes and information on Fair Housing Law in Vermont.
Link:- https://cvoeo.org/?fuseaction=dep_intro&dept_id=1
The Definitive Guide to Housing in Vermont by CVOEO:
https://www.cvoeo.org/fileLibrary/file_212.pdf
Social Security Card and Birth Certificate Information:-
Request a replacement social security card for Vermonters:
https://www.ssa.gov/myaccount/replacement-card.html
Anyone born in Vermont or New Hampshire can receive a copy of their birth certificate at their nearest town office. Contact you nearest town office, see the link below for more information:
https://www.healthvermont.gov/health-statistics-vital-records/vital-records-population-data/birth
Springfield Town Office Vital Records (Birth Certificate Request) There is a $10 fee for a copy of your birth certificate. Link:
If you are born outside of Vermont or New Hampshire, contact the vital records office in the state you were born.