Last Wednesday on "TODAY with Jenna & Friends," AHC volunteer Aliyah was recognized for her nonprofit, One Word Reading Initiative.

Two alumni of AHC’s education programs have returned as Program Assistants. In their roles, they offer academic and personal support.

In 2024, Affordable Homes & Communities (AHC) celebrated grand openings, graduations, and milestones in real estate development.

The holiday season is here at AHC communities, and Resident Services is bringing the cheer with end-of-year celebrations and holiday events

On October 15, Sharon LittleJohn, AHC resident, donated 25 pounds of fresh produce for her fellow residents.

One of the four focus areas for AHC Resident Services is economic mobility.

On July 18, after months of collaboration, the students presented their findings to AHC and other guests.

Aliyah, an AHC volunteer, created One Word Reading Initiative to gather a set of multi-level, diverse books to distribute at AHC communities

On June 17, family, friends, and mentors celebrated the 42 graduates of AHC’s College & Career Readiness (CCR) program.

Two alums from AHC’s College and Career Readiness (CCR) program graduated this spring with master’s degrees.

Affordable Homes & Communities and National Capital Treatment & Recovery held a grand opening of the Health & Wellness Suite at MonteVerde.

For Volunteer Appreciation Month, we held an event to recognize volunteers during an evening of food and conversation.

April is National Volunteer Month. AHC volunteers give thousands of hours of their time every year to support our residents.

We’re so happy to partner with Nestlé for their annual Week of Service.

The holidays have begun at our communities.

David Brotman (left) and Cindy Rozon (right) with AHC and Sarah Selvaraj-Dsouza (middle) with Restonstrong recently completed an in-depth...

Health and wellness are key tenets of Resident Services at Affordable Homes & Communities (AHC).

The first time Norman Brown interacted with a computer was in 1986. He was a “mechanic by trade” and Marine Corps member.

AHC's community members received well-deserved honors.

Using a reading diagnostic tool, AHC successfully assesses and enhances reading skills for children in grades K-5.