Tag: Ventura County Community Development Corporation (VCCDC)

Ventura County Credit Union amplifies support for VCCDC with additional $150,000 donation through FHLBank partnership

“We’re proud to deepen our support for VCCDC through this incredible opportunity provided by FHLBank,” said Linda Rossi, president and CEO of VCCU. “Together, we’re not just celebrating our 75th year — we’re investing in the future of Ventura County by helping more families access the resources they need to achieve homeownership and financial stability.”

Ventura County Community Development Corporation (VCCDC) — Estate Planning, Down Payment Assistance and More

13th Annual Homeownership Conference – Saturday, June 28th

We’re proud to present the 13th Annual A New Way Home Homeownership Conference, our premier event dedicated to empowering individuals and families on their path to homeownership, now back in person! This year, we bring together industry experts, community leaders, and local resources to provide invaluable insights, workshops, and tools that can help you achieve the dream of owning a home. If you want to ditch rent and become a homeowner this conference is for you!

Ventura County Community Development Corp. (VCCDC) offers upcoming workshops

October 19 —
HUD-Approved Homebuyer Workshop
Online
9:00am – 3:00pm

October 22 — 
Personal Loan Program – Advancing Communities Orientation
Online and In-person
6:00pm – English

Programa de préstamo personales: orientación de Comunidades Avanzando
En línea y en persona
7:00pm – español

October 26 —
HUD-Approved Homebuyer Workshop
Bakersfield
10:00am – 3:00pm English
10:00am – 3:00pm Español

VCCDC Community Matters Newsletter – May 2020

Now, more than ever, VCCDC strives for this unifying vision. Even during these challenging times, homeownership is still considered to be a foundation for building financial stability. As we pivot to address the recent challenges in our communities, we will continue to empower and connect people through all our programs.

After conducting a recent survey, we found that some of our most affected neighbors are homeowners at risk of foreclosure and frustrated tenants who are struggling to pay rent with limited understanding of their options or fair housing laws. We have also noted that a fair number of senior homeowners have reached out to us, asking about their options with their current mortgages. As a result, we are renewing focus on foreclosure prevention counseling, tenant education and reverse mortgage counseling to address these critical issues.

VCCDC offers disaster recovery grants for Thomas Fire victims

VENTURA COUNTY — Ventura County Community Development Corporation (VCCDC), a local non-profit community economic development organization, has created a disaster recovery assistance grant program for Ventura and Santa Barbara County residents who were affected by the Thomas Fire and/or Montecito Mudslides.…