Mayor Michelle Wu, Heading Home, Residents Celebrate the Grand Opening of 37 Wales Street

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Mayor Michelle Wu marked the opening of 37 Wales Street in Dorchester, featuring 20 affordable homes aimed at families who have faced homelessness. The initiative, led by Heading Home, Inc. , integrates support services to promote long-term stability for residents. Each family will be assigned a case manager to help them access mental health care and addiction treatment. Chief of Housing Sheila A.

Dillon emphasized the project's significance in providing not just housing, but a foundation for families to thrive. The four-story building includes 17 two-bedroom and three three-bedroom apartments, all affordable for households earning under 30% of the Area Median Income. Designed by Studio G Architects, it meets Passive House standards, ensuring energy efficiency. Funding sources include the City of Boston’s Mayor’s Office of Housing and various state programs. This project reflects a strong commitment to addressing housing instability and supporting families as they work towards more secure futures.

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