About Us
The Workforce Housing Coalition is non-partisan, 501(c)3 nonprofit organization working to advance diverse housing options by engaging municipalities, elevating employer voices, and informing policy conversations so everyone who works in the Greater Seacoast can call it home.
WHC advances workforce housing solutions through four core pillars:
Four Pillars
MUNICIPAL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
We serve as a trusted resource to municipalities, equipping municipal staff, elected officials, and civic leaders with practical solutions and on-site support to help meet their community’s housing needs. WHC helps local leaders understand workforce housing opportunities by showcasing what works, including successful projects, financing tools, and planning practices, while connecting them to relevant experts and resources to make informed, housing-friendly decisions tailored to their unique communities.
EMPLOYER VOICE & BUSINESS ENGAGEMENT
We work with employers, chambers of commerce, and other business partners to highlight how workforce housing supports the region’s economy, communities, and quality of life. WHC helps bring business voices into local housing conversations and reinforces the connection between housing, workforce stability, and regional economic vitality.
EDUCATION & COALITION BUILDING
We help regional stakeholders better understand key housing issues, local challenges, and practical solutions. WHC delivers educational programming and services to build shared understanding, strengthen relationships, and support coordinated action across the Greater Seacoast’s housing ecosystem.
ADVOCACY SUPPORT
We support state and local advocacy efforts by sharing timely information, elevating local perspectives, and informing policy conversations. WHC helps connect regional experience to policy discussions while prioritizing our role as an educational resource, convener, and local voice for workforce housing solutions.
Our Communities
Auburn
Atkinson
Barrington
Brentwood
Candia
Chester
Danville
Deerfield
Derry
Dover
Durham
East Kingston
Epping
Exeter
Farmington
Fremont
Greenland
Hampstead
Hampton
Hampton Falls
Hudson
Kensington
Kingston
Lee
Litchfield
Londonderry
Madbury
Merrimack
Milton
Nashua
Newington
New Castle
Newfields
Newmarket
Newton
Northwood
Nottingham
North Hampton
Pelham
Plaistow
Portsmouth
Raymond
Rochester
Rollinsford
Rye
Sandown
Seabrook
South Hampton
Somersworth
Salem
Stafford
Stratham
Windham
Our Staff
WHC is powered by a small but mighty team who are deeply committed to advancing housing solutions through education, engagement, and collaboration. With passion, expertise, and a strong connection to the community, they work every day to ensure that everyone who works in the Seacoast region can also afford to live here.
Maeve Nolan joined the Workforce Housing Coalition of Greater Seacoast in July 2025 as the organization’s first Communications & Engagement Coordinator.
With a background in housing policy research, community engagement, and event coordination, Maeve is dedicated to working across groups and organizations to address the most pressing matters associated with the housing crisis in the Seacoast and beyond. She is passionate about finding and acting on solutions to complex problems, and hopes to bring this interest into the housing sphere to create lasting change.
Maeve holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Middlebury College in Vermont. Maeve lives on the Seacoast and enjoys going on nature walks, spending time with her dog, Charlie, and both downhill and cross country skiing (when the season allows).
Our Board of Directors
The Board of Directors of the Workforce Housing Coalition of the Greater Seacoast brings together dedicated community leaders, housing advocates, and professionals who guide our mission and strategic vision. Their leadership, expertise, and passion help drive meaningful progress toward creating diverse, attainable housing options for all who live and work in the Greater Seacoast.
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