New Leaf in the News

New Leaf transitional housing for abuse survivors planned for Athens - WOUB 06.17.2024

Athens received funding for affordable housing across the county - WOUB 06.15.24

Athens and Jackson County organizations receive funds to improve housing access - The Athens Messenger 05.29.2024

OUR PARTNERS MAKING HEADLINES! Could 3D Homes Help Ohio's Affordable Housing Shortage? - WOUB Public Media 04.22.24

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New Leaf Justice Enterprise offers Athens County residents affordable housing options - The Post 04.09.24

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ODNR Division of Mineral Resources Management to revitalize abandoned mine lands through 6 proposed projects - The Highland County Press 01.19.24

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Reimagine Appalachia looks to improve local economy - The Times Leader 01.17.24

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A community development project in Glouster is set to receive $2.8 million from the state - WOUB 01.04.24

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Six Ohio communities get funding for abandoned mines - Farm and Dairy 01.03.24

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"These projects will result in an economic boost through industrial and commercial development, and potential increased tourism, that will allow Ohioans to enjoy these lands for generations to come."

- Ohio Department of Natural Resources Director Mary Mertz

"We believe these projects will bolster revitalization efforts and ultimately mitigate the lasting socio-economic impact that has resulted from the decline of the coal mining industry."

- Survivor Advocacy Outreach Program Executive Director Dr. Jennifer Seifert

This project is being supported, in whole or in part, by federal award number SLFRP0130 awarded to EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF STATE OF OHIO by the U.S. Department of the Treasury.

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New Leaf in the News

Information for Prospective Contractors

"These projects will result in an economic boost through industrial and commercial development, and potential increased tourism, that will allow Ohioans to enjoy these lands for generations to come."

- Ohio Department of Natural Resources Director Mary Mertz

"We believe these projects will bolster revitalization efforts and ultimately mitigate the lasting socio-economic impact that has resulted from the decline of the coal mining industry."

- Survivor Advocacy Outreach Program Executive Director Dr. Jennifer Seifert

GET IN TOUCH

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