NHPF remains very concerned regarding the overall health and well-being of our 25,000 residents during the Covid-19 crisis. We have been actively working with our third-party management companies in taking steps such as increased cleaning of common areas, limiting resident contact except for emergency situations and, through our resident services program subsidiary Operation Pathways, providing information about resources for financial assistance, food, medicine, transportation, and needed supplies. In addition, we have placed a moratorium on all evictions for non-payment of rent for the duration of this crisis and are actively engaging our residents who have been financially impacted to discuss payment plans. We fully appreciate the social and emotional tolls the length of this crisis have taken on our residents and we will follow all local and state government directives regarding the reopening of our sites and community centers. The safety and well-being of our residents remains our highest priority.

MARIA CONTICELLI

Manager of Operations, Operation Pathways

In her role, Maria Conticelli contributes to the development and implementation of organizational strategies, policies, and practices. Ms. Conticelli ensures operational effectiveness by providing leadership for finance and human resource functions. Before joining Operation Pathways, Ms. Conticelli served as the Director of Sections, Divisions, and Administration at the Federal Bar Association in Arlington, Virginia. Prior to this, Ms. Conticelli served as the Director of Recruitment and Training at Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Cook County in Chicago, Illinois.

Ms. Conticelli holds a master’s degree in Child Development from the Erikson Institute and a BA in Communications and Theatre from Saint Mary’s College.