News
Community Party
Join WATCH for an evening of fun and community celebration!
Read MoreFirst Time Home Buyer Course September 2019
Learn about how to buy a house at our September First Time Home Buyer course.
Read MoreVictory for Inclusionary Zoning!
Waltham had a chance to take a step toward more affordable housing, and you made it happen! Over 30 WATCH supporters packed the City Council chambers last Tuesday and watched as Waltham Councilors voted to increase inclusionary zoning in our city. With the new measure passed, all new housing developments in Waltham will have make…
Read MoreBetween-Session Conversation Groups
The semester is over, but that doesn’t mean learning and practicing English has to stop! WATCH will be hosting English conversation groups four days a week between the spring and summer sessions. The groups will run from Monday, May 13 through Saturday, June 8. Conversation groups are free, and open to students of all levels…
Read MoreVolunteer Opportunity – English Teachers and Tutors Needed
The English program at WATCH is in need of more teachers and tutors. This is a great opportunity to get involved with Waltham’s local immigrant community, and form lasting relationships with your neighbors! Teachers work with classes of students during the spring, summer, and/or fall sessions. Teachers can be class leaders or assistants, and are supported…
Read MoreInclusionary Zoning: Call to Action
Waltham’s City Council will both be holding it’s final votes on the inclusionary zoning amendment this Tuesday 5/28. Please Join us for this important vote!
Read MoreWATCH back in the news!
In case you missed it: WATCH’s Executive Director was featured in a Waltham News-Tribune article last week!
Read MoreBig news – new affordable housing initiative on the horizon!
WATCH submitted a new proposal to the Community Preservation Committee!
Read MoreInclusionary Zoning: Proposal Update
A huge thank you to everyone who showed up for affordable housing last week!
Read MoreInclusionary Zoning Hearing
Waltham City Council is considering a proposal to increase the number of affordable units in new developments! Come to the hearing Monday 2/25!
Read More