Our Housing Needs

“Children are the world’s most valuable resource and its best hope for the future.” —John F. Kennedy

A good education is critical for children to develop their potential and thrive in our knowledge-based economy.

Sharon Hamilton has lived a full life raising two daughters while working in a number of different careers, including publishing a magazine for women-owned businesses and working as a certified purchasing officer for the city of Danbury.

Voices from our Salisbury community about the housing we need for a healthy, vibrant future.

Community connections are what build valuable relationships  and give us a deeper sense of belonging.

Liv Franson is a hometown girl. She grew up here and went to Salisbury Central School. For the past 22 years Liv has lived in our community and has supported herself with a number of steady housekeeping jobs.

Lori Zaharek Demaraies and her two teenage sons have just moved from a long-time North Canaan rental into a Habitat for Humanity home in Lakeville. Like many first time home owners, Lori is thrilled with her new house. 

Voices from our Salisbury community about the housing we need for a healthy, economically vibrant future

Voices from the Salisbury Community about the housing needed for a healthy, economically vibrant future