Bethel Towers

*Low-income, independent living facility for seniors age 62 or older *One bedroom units: living room, kitchen, dining area, bathroom, stove, refrigerator, carpet, and blinds provided *Fitness room, multi-purpose room, and laundry room *Physical exercises, trips, and other educational activities *Completed application, criminal background check, and proof of income needed *Non-smoking facility

Services: Low Income/Subsidized Rental Housing

Briarwood Apartments

*Privately-owned, federally subsidized housing complex offering one, two and three bedroom apartments some of which rent based on percentage of annual income *Prospective tenants must apply at office for complete screening and application *Some apartments have minimum rental fee *Credit, rental history and criminal background check run on all applicants

Services: Low Income/Subsidized Rental Housing

Casa Calderon

*Privately owned government subsidized apartment complex for elderly age 62+ and adults of any age with a disability that is medically verified by a doctor *NOT an assisted living facility; does not provide any medical or self care assistance *111 single bedroom with 1 bath apartments *Rent based on income *After first year, residents may rent on a month-to-month basis *Elder Care Services provides noon meals each weekday to qualified residences *HUD supported property

Services: Low Income/Subsidized Rental Housing, Older Adult/Disability Related Supportive Housing

Casanas Village

*88 Unit housing development with many income restricted units (Section 8) requiring a family to meet certain low income needs *Residents are subject to the maximum allowable household income limits set by the US Department of Housing and Urband Development (HUD) based on income and the number of people residing in the home, exact income requirements on website *Has 1 bedroom/1 bath units and 2 and 3 bedroom/2 bath units; will accept up to 2 persons per number of bedrooms

Services: Low Income/Subsidized Rental Housing

Dwellings, The

*Community of "Tiny Homes" for single men and women (18+) and families with children searching for secure housing and supportive services to disadvantaged persons who may not meet traditional requirements; low to-middle income *3 size homes; small (for 1 person), medium (for 2 individuals) and large (up to 3 individuals), priced at $750, $900 and $1050, which includes utilities, internet service and 3 meals a day M-F (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) weekends and holidays excluded *Must meet minimum income; no sliding scale, subsidized funding or acceptance of vouchers *Must be willing to comply with rules of program agreement, must attend community meetings *May include provision for referrals for life-improving skills and other social services *Each house equipped with smart technology, Alexa, and other modalities *Community includes community gardens, hydroponic greenhouse, walking trails, laundry facilities, a community center and on-site support staff *Zero tolerance for drugs, weapons, antisocial behavior and illegal activities *Smoking not permitted in homes and buildings, only on front porches

Services: Homelessness Prevention Programs, Low Income/Subsidized Rental Housing

Eastpoint Apartments

*Apartment complex which offers subsidized rentals through the US Dept of Agriculture Rural Development Program *Must meet eligibility requirements of low to very low income applicants *30 units

Services: Low Income/Subsidized Rental Housing

Family Promise, Home Front Veterans Community

*Permanent supportive housing for chronically homeless veterans; 50 one bedroom units, some wheelchair accessible *Eligibility: veteran must be 1) currently homeless (defined as living in a shelter, transitional housing, or place not meant for human habitation such as a vehicle or the woods), and 2) already be accepted by HUD VASH program *Apply through VA Outreach

Services: Low Income/Subsidized Rental Housing, Veteran Homes

Family Promise, Home Place at Balkin

*Permanent supportive housing for chronically homeless individuals with disabilities which are specifically set up so persons with various disabilities can be accommodated including wheelchair accessible affordable efficiency apartments and on-site supportive services staff *Sliding scale fee rent, though all residents must have some income *Access is gained through a coordinated entry process; social workers/case managers from agencies who work with homeless persons (such as the Kearney Center or Ability 1st) meet bi-monthly and rate each person according to need; The person(s) with highest rated need are given assistance in completing paperwork and documentation to become eligible when there is an opening

Services: Homeless Permanent Supportive Housing, Low Income/Subsidized Rental Housing

Family Promise, Home Plate

*Permanent supportive housing for chronically homeless individuals with disabilities *Access in most cases is gained through the Kearney Center which has social workers/case managers available weekdays to help navigate the paperwork and appointments required to become eligible *Community groups aiding homeless persons meet regularly and after rating each situation, the next eligible person is assigned to an available residence according to need

Services: Homeless Permanent Supportive Housing, Low Income/Subsidized Rental Housing, Older Adult/Disability Related Supportive Housing

Family Promise, Patrick Avenue Apartments

*Currently utilized only as Section 8 housing offering affordable 3 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom apartment housing for families with minor children, rent is sliding scale based on income (applicants must have at least some income) *Prospective tenants should apply for the 3/2 apartments on the THA website: https://www.

Services: Low Income/Subsidized Rental Housing