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• CASA of Oregon - Nonprofit affordable housing technical assistance provider in Oregon. Provides farmworker housing technical assistance to nonprofits throughout the State of Oregon. Certified by the U. S. Treasury as a Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI).
• Community Economics, Inc. - Provides nonprofit organizations and public agencies with assistance in the financing and development of affordable housing. Features services, staff bios, board members, projects.
• NCALL Research - Non-profit affordable housing technical assistance provider. Provides homeownership counseling services throughout the State of Delaware. Provides Community Housing Development Organization (CHDO), farmworker housing, and rural housing technical assistance to nonprofit housing organizations throughout the Delmarva Peninsula in Maryland, Delaware, and Virginia.
• Office of Rural and Farmworker Housing (ORFH) - A non-profit corporation that provides direct development services to local non-profit corporations, housing authorities, municipalities and other organizations and individuals interested in developing farm worker housing in Washington state.
• Red Feather Development Group - National non-profit housing and community development technical assistance provider. Providing technical assistance to American Indian nations to find lasting solutions to housing problems. Red Feather brings volunteers and tribal members together to learn sustainable building practices.
• Rural Community Assistance Corporation - A nonprofit organization which provides rural communities with training, technical assistance, and access to resources in the areas of housing, public works (water, wastewater and solid waste disposal) and finance.
• Rural Opportunities Inc. - A private, nonprofit regional community development and human service organization providing services to farmworkers, low-income families and economically depressed communities throughout New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan and Puerto Rico.