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Heather Boyd
Heather Boyd, a resident of Pisgah Forest, NC has been hired to serve as the first Executive Director of Smoky Mountain Housing Partnership (SMHP), the affordable housing division of Mountain Projects, a community action agency serving Haywood and Jackson Counties.
Founded in 2019, SMHP’s mission is to improve quality of life for families by advocating for and creating workforce housing opportunities. The organization strives to assist residents through programs that include financial literacy, down payment assistance, rental assistance, credit counseling, and homeownership pre-purchasing counseling.
As a former housing counselor with the Housing Assistance Corporation in Hendersonville, and a past Loan Officer with United Community Bank, Boyd is well-versed in working with clients, packaging loans and working with other organizations leveraging funding. Boyd was awarded the Louise Mack Housing Counselor of the Year award from the North Carolina Hou