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Subsidized Housing Rentals Subsidized rental developments offer affordable rents to income-qualified senior and handicapped and disabled persons. Financial assistance is available through a number of federal programs. In many developments residents pay approximately 30% of their income for rent. In some buildings a schedule is used; these rents are lower than nonsubsidized rents in that community. Public Housing Included in this section are separate listings for public housing in Mpls. and St. Paul. Public housing is one type of subsidized housing in which residents pay approximately 30% of their income for rent. Public Housing in St. Paul and Minneapolis Public housing in St. Paul that is “Designated as Senior Only” means it is reserved for tenants that are 62 or older. Public housing in Minneapolis that is “Designated 55+” means that this group is considered first for residence. If the apartment is not filled in a certain amount of time, younger people are then considered. Look for these designations in the grids under the address of the complex. Eligibility There are certain criteria that must be met to be eligible for subsidized housing. The maximum allowable income is determined by federally mandated eligibility income limits. These are determined and revised annually by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Contact HUD directly for this year’s income limits. Most developments are designated as having Very Low-Income (VLI) limits, Low-Income (LI) limits or Extremely Low Income (XLI) limits. Eligibility income limits are noted for each listing. Most of the listed buildings require applicants to be at least 62 years old, handicapped, or disabled. Some listings allow a wide range of age groups as residents but are included in this section because of the large number of seniors living in the complexes. You will need to check with these developments to find out their specific entrance requirements. Waiting Lists Most of the developments have waiting lists. It is important to plan ahead and contact buildings of your choice, or the appropriate housing authority, to get your name on the waiting list. There are no restrictions to being on several WHERE YO U FIT IN Independent Living Within the Communities of the St. Paul Public Housing Agency ● Affordable Rents - Based on Income ● Private One Bedroom Apartments ● Secure Buildings ● Experienced Management and Maintenance Teams ● Social Activities ● 16 Locations 555 Wabasha Street North St. Paul, Minnesota 55102 Rental Office: 651-298-4444 CHSP Manager: 651-292-6035 www.stpha.org Home-Based Services Include: ● Daily Meal Service ● Housekeeping and Laundry Service ● Individualized Service Coordination Maintain Your Independence With Affordable and Individualized Services From St. Paul Public Housing Agency’s Congregate Housing Services Program (CHSP) Subsidized Housing Page 94 Senior Housing Directory
waiting lists at the same time. An applicant has not promised to move into a building just because he/she is on the waiting list. Applicants are screened and information must be verified by the developments. Voucher Programs The listings in this section have rental assistance tied to their buildings, but there are other programs that help persons who need rental assistance and wish to live in a building of their choice. These are called Voucher Programs. For information on these options call your local public housing agency, housing and redevelopment authority, or the Department of Housing and Urban Development. The numbers for these agencies in the metro area are listed under Housing Alternatives in the Section Resources for Housing and Related Services. Confident Choices for Senior Living A consumer program that designates providers committed to Quality Improvement, Ethical Practice and Elevating the Consumer’s Experience in Senior Living 2550 University Avenue West, Suite 350 South, St. Paul, MN 55114-1900 651.645.4545 • 800.462.5368 Learn more, go to www.agingservicesmn.org Providers who have received this designation are noted on the State of Minnesota’s Senior Linkage Line ® Subsidized Housing Redeemer Homecare Health Services, Inc. Your gateway to Nursing Home Relocation Providing: Relocation Service Coordination (RSC) RSC is a MA covered service. We work with relocation plans, social workers, counties etc. to provide a smooth, safe and successful relocation. Services Provided: • Access services that will provide furniture, household items, movers etc. • Help our clients to complete rental application forms • Access subsidized and felony friendly housing • Arrange and help set up utilities • Make referrals to potential relocation sites • Arrange for clients to tour relocation sites 651-224-1678 www.redeemerhomecare.com 1951 University Ave. W., #209, St. Paul, MN 55104 NEW! Affordable Senior Rental Housing in Farmington Opening Summer 2012 Vermillion River Crossing Vermillion River Crossing offers 66 units (one or two-bedrooms) for seniors age 55+. Located south of County Road 50 and west of Highway 3 next to a medical clinic. For an application call: 651-675-4440 or visit www.dakotacda.org Support That Fits Your Life. Community Based Aging Services The Wilder Foundation offers a variety of aging services including: • Adult Day Health (General & Memory Loss) • Assisted Living • Meals on Wheels • Caregiver Services • Memory Club • Health & Wellness Programs For more information or to schedule a tour, contact: Aging Services 650 Marshall Ave., St. Paul, MN 55104 651-280-2500 www.wilder.org Subsidized Housing Page 95 Senior Housing Directory
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