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Two NEW Families Keep Their Homes
It was music to the ears of the hardworking Juarez and Carmona families to hear they would be able to stay in their homes and avoid foreclosure... read more
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Single Mom Gains Hope
“I had to think of my daughter because I didn’t want her to see her father hurting me,” said 24-year-old Maria Rodriguez...read more |
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A Suitcase Full of Dreams
Juan Quintana came to this country with little more than his "suitcase of dreams." At NEW, Juan found steady employment as a janitor... read more |
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Up to the Challenge
"Don't be afraid of a challenge," single mother Lourdes Ramos instructed Juancarlos. "Find a way to accomplish it."... read more |
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A New Home in a New Land
A young couple came to the United States to leave the hardship and civil unrest of their homeland El Salvador to seek a better life... read more |
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First Time Homeowners start with "practically nothing"
Marco Vasquez and Claudia Hernandez had never before considered they could be homeowners until NEW planted the seeds of possibility... read more |
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Meant to Be
"Look for opportunities" Sonia Curiel told herself, "Never give up" was her motto... read more |
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From Foreclosure to Fresh Start
Rudy De La Torre can easily recall the days when his family lived in their own home... read more |
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Moving Out of the Garage
"Most of Juan Tobarez' hard earned money was going to rent-- yet he lived very modestly in a garage with his mother and brother... read more |
