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An abandoned Walmart in one of Kentucky's most underinvested counties is now a state-of-the-art health center, serving 175 patients a day. Fahe's Community Lending team helped make it possible.

Of the impact on the community, Dayspring Health CEO Larry Rector said: “What I hear from community leaders is a rejuvenated and enthusiastic perspective on the future.”

Read the full story: https://www.housingcantwait.org/dayspring-health-turns-vacated-superstore-into-whitley-countys-one-stop-shop-for-healthcare/

📣 We’re Hiring!

Fahe is seeking an Associate Project Manager to join the Projects Team. This role will support project implementation across a wide array of projects, maintain strong relationships with Fahe's diverse range of clients, and assist with grant compliance according to state, federal, and funder requirements.

📍 Location: Remote within KY, TN, WV, VA, OH, IN, or NC, up to 20% travel
💼 Schedule: Full-Time
🎓 Education: High School Diploma or equivalent required, Associate's or Bachelor's degree in a related field preferred
💡 Experience: 1-3 years experience in project coordination, grant administration, case management, or nonprofit program support

Apply today: https://fahe.org/employment/

During NeighborWorks Weeks 2026, Fahe is highlighting the power of partnership and collaboration across Appalachia. Following Hurricane Helene, Fahe Members across East TN are helping meet urgent affordable housing needs through rehabilitation, reconstruction, and new housing development projects supported through Tennessee ARPA funding:

• Appalachia Service Project is rehabilitating 9 owner-occupied homes and building 6 new homes for homeownership
• Aid to Distressed Families of Appalachian Counties (ADFAC) rehabilitated 5 owner-occupied homes
• Eastern Eight Community Development Corporation is developing 3 rental housing communities
• Clinch-Powell RC&D is rehabilitating 3 homes for homeownership and 1 rental home
• TCAC Housing Programs is reconstructing 7 owner-occupied homes

This is the power of the Fahe Network — local organizations working together to expand housing opportunities and support long-term recovery across Appalachia.