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Homeowners facing foreclosure can seek assistance from local nonprofits and counseling agencies

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March 6, 2008

  • MassHousing, a state agency, advises people to call the Homeownership Foreclosure Prevention Foundation at 1-888-995-HOPE (4673), a national 24-hour hot line that provides free counseling. Counselors refer people to local nonprofit agencies that can provide assistance.

  • The state Department of Housing and Community Development publishes foreclosure assistance agencies by community on its website, mass.gov/dhcd. Look under Key Resources.

  • Action Inc., a nonprofit in Gloucester, assists Cape Ann residents. 978-283-7874.

  • Chelsea Restoration Corp. assists residents of the Chelsea/Revere area. 617-889-2277.

  • Community Teamwork Inc., based in Lowell, provides counseling in the Merrimack Valley and North Shore. 978-459-0551

  • Haverhill Community Action provides help for residents of greater Haverhill. 978-373-1971

  • Lynn Housing Authority and Neighborhood Development, which manages the city's housing programs, is available at 781-477-2800

  • Metropolitan Boston Housing Program provides assistance in the Everett/Malden area. 800-272-0990

    Source: MassHousing, state Department of Housing and Community Development

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