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Our MissionNeighborWorks Salt Lake builds on the strengths of neighborhoods, creating opportunities through housing, resident leadership, and youth and economic development. We work in partnership with our residents, government, and businesses to build and sustain neighborhoods of choice.
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Welcome to NeighborWorks® Salt Lake
NeighborWorks® Salt Lake, a private non-profit 501(c)(3), opened its doors in 1977 with the mission of revitalizing neighborhoods and creating affordable housing by providing dynamic and creative leadership through partnerships with residents, youth, businesses, and government entities.
The NeighborWorks® Salt Lake vision statement of “Rebuilding Neighborhoods…One Block at a Time” has been visibly and successfully demonstrated in its target neighborhoods , including a large geographic area on Salt Lake City’s west side running from 1000 North to 1700 South, and from 300 West to Redwood Road. These boundaries include all or a portion of the Fairpark, Guadalupe, Rose Park, Glendale, Poplar Grove, and West Capital Hill neighborhoods.
NeighborWorks® Salt Lake has a proven track record of visible positive results in its target neighborhoods. We hope you will consider NeighborWorks® Salt Lake as a housing and neighborhood resource, and contact us with questions or additional information on our programs.
About the image on our home page
Mentored by local artist, Ruby Chacon, artists Ben Anderson, Madison Donnelly, and Lori Kim, high school students from Bad Dog Rediscovers America’s Teen Apprentice Program, joined with NeighborWorks Salt Lake and created the “Transforming Neighborhoods, Improving Lives” mural project. The mural can be seen inside the NeigborWorks Salt Lake office at 622 W 500 N.
