Sponsored by the National Association of Housing & Redevelopment Officials (“NAHRO”), the “What Home Means To Me” poster contest has officially begun for calendar year 2021.
Bristol Redevelopment and Housing Authority is excited to once again be participating in this annual activity, and we encourage our resident families and their children to HAVE FUN and enter today!
Contact our Resident Services staff at (276) 821-6270 for contest rules, supplies, and information.
*DEADLINE IS JUNE 10TH*
As part of NAHRO’s Housing America campaign, a poster contest is held each year for children residing in affordable housing and community developments owned or administered by NAHRO member agencies. Posters reflect the national theme of “What Home Means to Me.” The contest is a collaborative effort of NAHRO’s chapter/state, regional, and national organizations. National honorees are selected from chapter/state-level winning entries.
Eligibility and Selection Categories:
Contest participation is open to all children in grades K-12 residing in affordable housing assisted directly, supported under community development, or participants in affordable housing programs administered by a NAHRO member authority (i.e., public or Section 8-assisted housing CDBG, HOME, LIHTC). Entries must be created by only one person. Entries created by two or more people will not be accepted.
Age Categories:
Elementary: K to 5th grade;
Middle: 6th to 8th grade;
High: 9th to 12th grade
