John O’Flaherty couldn’t be happier. “I thank my lucky stars every day,” he said about his placement at South Boston NDC’s O’Connor Way Senior Housing.

He has an amazing place to live, a wonderful community, a great group of friends, and an easy rapport with all the residents.

South Boston Neighborhood Development Corporation is seeking a local business owner to open up shop in the former Sweet Tooth Bakery at 369-371 W. Broadway.

South Boston Neighborhood Development Corporation was awarded $5,145,000 from the Mayor’s Office of Housing and the Community Preservation Fund for its McDevitt Senior Homes project.

At its January meeting, the Boston Planning & Development Agency Board of Directors unanimously approved South Boston NDC’s development project at 207 E Street.

The former St. Augustine’s convent will be redeveloped into McDevitt Senior Homes, which will provide 35 units of affordable housing for seniors and one resident manager unit.

Join me in making an impact in South Boston: a letter from South Boston NDC board president Bob Monahan.

As a mother of young children, Maureen Menconi was looking to work for an organization that helped people while offering flexibility.

She found that with South Boston Neighborhood Development Corporation. She is in her 30th year with the organization that is dedicated to preserving and creating affordable housing in the neighborhood.