A Guide to Housing Resources For the Elderly In Philadelphia

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Subsidized Buildings in Philadelphia North Philadelphia and Logan Zip Codes: 19121, 19122, 19123, 19125, 19130, 19132, 19133, 19140, 19141 2-16 Name Address Zip Phone Email Web Site Neumann North Senior Mt. Tabor Cyber Village Housing 973 N. 7th St. 1741 Frankford Ave. 19123 19125 215-574-1311 215-739-8303 mounttaborceed@verizon.net marketing@pennrose.com www.presbyhomes.org www.pennrose.com Contact Person Sponsor and/or Management Type of Facility Mary Kinder Mt. Tabor CEED Elderly Deidre McDonald Pennrose Property Management Elderly Funding Source Total # of units Elderly Units Disabled Units Non-Subsidized Units Age Eligibility Income Eligibility Rent Waiting List Average Wait Facilities & Services (some w/ added cost) Social Service Coord. PHFA PHA privately owned 56 67 56 67 20 5 0 0 55+ 62+ 20%, 40% or 50% of median income 30% of median $258-$645 1 bedroom $309-$773 2 bedroom 30% of income Call for information 300 Expected completion June 2008 3 years + Computer lab w/ internet/ wireless, exercise room, Community room, adult day community room, library care on premises Yes
Subsidized Buildings in Philadelphia North Philadelphia and Logan Zip Codes: 19121, 19122, 19123, 19125, 19130, 19132, 19133, 19140, 19141 2-17 Name Address Zip Phone Email Web Site Contact Person Norris Square Senior Neumann Senior Housing Housing 1601 Palmer St. 2121 North Howard St. 19125 19122 215-232-7292 215-291-9170 marketing@pennrose.com norrissquare@pennrose.com www.pennrose.com None Maria Castro or Wanda Info not available Nieves Sponsor and/or Management Pennrose Property Management Pennrose Property Management Type of Facility Funding Source Total # of units Elderly Units Disabled Units Non-Subsidized Units Age Eligibility Elderly Elderly Section 202/ Section 8 project Section 8, project based based 69 1-bedroom units 35 69 35 Yes 2 w/c user accessible Info not available 0 62+ 62+ 18+ with disability Income Eligibility Section 8 - low income Section 8, very low income Rent Waiting List 30% of income 30% of Income Info not available 80 Average Wait Facilities & Services (some w/ added cost) Social Service Coord. Info not available Coin-op laundry, community room No 5 months Community room Yes
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Page 4 and 5: TABLE OF CONTENTS IV Chapter 4 Home
Page 6 and 7: TABLE OF CONTENTS VI Chapter 9 How
Page 8 and 9: INTRODUCTION 1-2 INCOME ELIGIBILITY
Page 10 and 11: INTRODUCTION 1-4 How You Can Use th
Page 12 and 13: WHAT DO YOU DO IF YOUR CLIENT DOES
Page 14 and 15: DEFINITIONS OF TERMST T 1-8 ASSISTI
Page 16 and 17: DEFINITIONS OF TERMST T 1-10 HEALTH
Page 18 and 19: DEFINITIONS OF TERMST T 1-12 OLDER
Page 20 and 21: DEFINITIONS OF TERMST T 1-14 TITLE
Page 22 and 23: FEDERALLY SUBSIDIZED HOUSING PROGRA
Page 24 and 25: FEDERALLY SUBSIDIZED HOUSING PROGRA
Page 26 and 27: 2007 POVERTY LEVEL GUIDELINES 1-20
Page 28 and 29: INCOME ELIGIBILITY CHARTS 1-22 INCO
Page 30 and 31: INCOME ELIGIBILITY CHARTS 1-24 Sect
Page 32 and 33: INCOME ELIGIBILITY CHARTS 1-26 Prog
Page 34 and 35: RENTAL HOUSING PROGRAMS IN PHILADEL
Page 36 and 37: RENTAL HOUSING PROGRAMS IN PHILADEL
Page 38 and 39: DIRECTORY OF SUBSIDIZED HOUSING FAC
Page 40 and 41: DIRECTORY OF SUBSIDIZED HOUSING FAC
Page 42 and 43: Subsidized Buildings in Philadelphi
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Subsidized Buildings in Philadelphi
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Subsidized Buildings in Philadelphi
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PUBLIC HOUSING 2-70 North Philadelp
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PUBLIC HOUSING 2-72 Northeast Phila
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THE FIRST PLACES TO GO FOR HELP 3-2
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SENIOR COMMUNITY CENTERS AND SATELL
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HOUSING COUNSELING SERVICES 3-6 HOU
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HOUSING COUNSELING SERVICES 3-8 HOU
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HOUSING COUNSELING SERVICES 3-10 HO
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONS
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Chapter 4 Homeownership Helping You
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HOME IMPROVEMENT GRANTS 4-3 Program
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HOME IMPROVEMENT GRANTS 4-5 Program
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HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS 4-7 Program:
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HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS 4-9 Program:
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HOME REPAIR CONTRACTORS 4-11 Progra
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INSURANCE 4-13 Program: Popular Nam
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ASSISTANCE FOR HOMEOWNERS' MORTGAGE
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PROPERTY TAX REBATE 4-17 Program Na
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PROPERTY TAX FREEZE 4-19 Program Na
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UTILITY DISCOUNTS 4-21 UTILITY DISC
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OTHER HOUSING RESOURCES 4-23 Progra
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OTHER HOUSING RESOURCES 4-25 OTHER
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Chapter 5 Rental Housing Helping Yo
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RENTAL HOUSING STANDARDS 5-3 Progra
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RENTAL HOUSING RIGHTS 5-5 Program N
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UTILITY DISCOUNTS 5-7 Program Name:
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ELEVATOR SAFETY 5-9 Program Name: A
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RENT REBATES 5-11 RENT REBATES Prog
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INTRODUCTION 6-2 INTRODUCTION Studi
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INTRODUCTION 6-4 For additional inf
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INTRODUCTION 6-6 • Private Medica
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FINANCING MODIFICATIONS 6-8 Program
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FINANCING MODIFICATIONS 6-10 FINANC
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FINANCING MODIFICATIONS 6-12 Progra
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FINANCING MODIFICATIONS 6-14 Progra
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HOME MODIFICATIONS 6-16 Program Nam
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LONG TERM CARE ASSESSMENT 7-2 Progr
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DOMICILIARY CARE 7-4 Program Name:
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MENTAL HEALTH CARE 7-6 Program Name
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PERSONAL CARE REFERRALS FOR PEOPLE
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HOME EQUITY CONVERSION MORTGAGES 7-
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 8-2 HEATING ASSIS
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COORDINATED SERVICES 8-4 Program Na
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FUEL COST ASSISTANCE 8-6 Program Na
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FUEL COST ASSISTANCE 8-8 Program Na
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ADDITIONAL FUEL FUNDS (PRIVATE) 8-1
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FUEL OIL DISCOUNTS 8-12 FUEL OIL DI
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ELECTRICITY COST ASSISTANCE 8-14 Pr
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NATURAL GAS COST ASSISTANCE (PGW) 8
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HEATING ASSISTANCE FOR HOMEOWNERS 8
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TELEPHONE ASSISTANCE 8-20 Program N
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WEATHERIZATION ASSISTANCE 8-22 Prog
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WEATHERIZATION ASSISTANCE 8-24 Prog
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WATER CONSERVATION 8-26 Program Nam
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Chapter 9 How To Resolve Disputes T
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LEGAL SERVICES 9-3 Program Name: Po
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LEGAL SERVICES 9-5 Program Name: Ad
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LEGAL SERVICES 9-7 Program Name: Po
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CONSUMER DISPUTES 9-9 Program Name:
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DISPUTE MEDIATION 9-11 Program Name
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DISCRIMINATION 9-13 Program Name: D
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LANDLORD-TENANT ISSUES 9-15 Program
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Chapter 10 Services for the Homeles
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TEMPORARY SHELTER AND ADULT PROTECT
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TEMPORARY SHELTER 10-5 TEMPORARY SH
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LEGAL SERVICES 10-7 Homeless Advoca
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FREE MEALS IN PHILADELPHIA 10-9 FRE
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DAY CENTERS 10-11 Program Name: Pop
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Chapter 11 Community Education and
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GENERAL INTEREST 11-3 Program Name:
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ADVOCACY- FOR THE ELDERLY 11-5 Prog
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ADVOCACY- IN BOARDING, NURSING, & D
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ANTI-PREDATORY LENDING 11-9 Program
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INDEX INDEX-2 Department of License
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INDEX INDEX-4 Medical & Related Ser
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