About Us
Northwest Real Estate Capital Corporation (NWRECC) is a non-profit company specializing in HUD/Section 8 and Tax Credit Housing. Established in 1999 to own and manage a portfolio of properties to further the goal of providing affordable housing for everyone.
Our Vision
“Housing with Pride, Life with Dignity”. Our goal is to become a “stepping stone” towards a brighter future by providing services along with superior affordable housing to enhance the quality of life for our residents.
We are currently developing Neighborhood Networks Computer Learning Centers for our elderly, disabled and families that live in our communities.
What Neighborhood Networks Centers Provide
Computer Learning Centers help lower-income residents reach their goals and achieve economic self-sufficiency through access to education, job training, healthcare, social services and more. Centers help children become better students, provide parents and adults access to job skills, childcare and transportation, and assist senior citizens to remain independent. Learning how to use a computer is at the core of Neighborhood Networks' philosophy because computers have become a gateway to knowledge and employment.
May We Please Have Your Support?
Your benefits in becoming a community partner
Gain greater access to your target population, impact the economic health of your community, meet your commitment to philanthropy, train a labor force with skills that meet your needs, opening new markets. Develop of a stronger community, large market share access/potential customers, positive environment, and safer neighborhoods.
How you can contribute
Your company may have a service to offer our residents (please see list of program opportunities under Our Plan). We are also in need of quality computers, hardware, printers, software, work desks, computer tables, office supplies, technical support, program materials, volunteers, and cash contributions for operating expenses.
Contact us
NWRECC continues our mission as a "stepping stone toward a brighter future" for our communities. Our computer learning centers are more than a computer with Internet access, we truly will help each resident develop and learn the skills necessary in becoming self –sufficient
NWRECC will be opening two computer centers the end of September at Wylie Street Station and Tree House.
Wylie’s Center will be the largest Neighborhood Network center in Idaho.
- 7 Computers all linked to the Internet
- Staffed with a center director who will work with each resident by identifying their needs and goals, and assist in developing and tracking a plan toward a brighter future
- A separate children's learning area that provides a daycare service for the kids, while the parents are busy learning, and provides the children with after school programs and computer learning programs
- Internet classes taught by community education professor
- Educational and on the job training referral programs
- ESL classes
- GED preparation
- Hooked on Phonics Reading Accelerator
- Hands on Banking a financial literacy classes
- Credit Repair Courses
- First Time Home Buyer Classes
- Crime Prevention and Education by Crime Stoppers
- Imagine Mars by NASA
The above are just a few of the amazing programs available in our computer centers!
Tree house will be a smaller center with 3-4 computers but still the same mission as above
What do you feel the benefits of having a computer-learning center are?
Burrell Street Station – located in
Lewiston, Idaho
Burrell provides affordable housing to low income elderly and disabled residents
Garden Grove - located in Forest Grove, OR
Garden Grove provides affordable housing to low income families
Franklin Grove - located in Boise, ID
Franklin Grove provides affordable housing to low income elderly and disabled residents
Sunnyridge - located in
Nampa, ID
Sunnyridge provides affordable housing to low income
families
