The New England Elderly Housing Association (NEEHA) is a membership organization for professionals involved in housing the elderly. The organization is dedicated to providing members with opportunities to improve their management skills and resident support practices and to working with other organizations and individuals to preserve the rights of elders to age comfortably and with dignity.

Founded in 1974, NEEHA is an unincorporated nonprofit association with a broad membership including housing managers and administrators, social service coordinators, superintendents, and maintenance staff, housing management companies, and government agencies. In addition, vendors, consultants, and professionals serving the elderly in other settings contribute to the diversity of our membership.

NEEHA welcomes all types of senior housing alternatives, including continuing care retirement communities and assisted living developments. Many member facilities are publicly financed through the Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency (MHFA) and the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

NEW ENGLAND ELDERLY HOUSING ASSOCIATION MEETING
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2009
COLEMAN HOUSE
677 WINCHESTER STREET
NEWTON HIGHLANDS, MA 617-244-1867
“HOUSEKEEPING: WHEN DOES MESSY BECOME A LEASE VIOLATION?”
A special training covering housekeeping, lease violations and addressing problems
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A volunteer organization of administrative and social service professionals, representing some 10,000 units of both non-profit and proprietary housing, whose purpose is to enhance the quality of life for the elderly and handicapped through programs of education and advocacy