About AHEPA 310 VIII Apts
A Culture of Caring
Welcome to AHEPA Senior Living communities, where our residents and their families are our focus. A not-for-profit, ASL is built on the ideals of a commitment to service, philanthropy, and dignity for older adults. Our pride in caring for residents translates to the safe and beautifully maintained properties we own and manage nationwide.
Our Residents Flourish
A proven provider, AHEPA Senior Living communities are high-quality, yet affordable, independent living and assisted living communities that empower residents to retain independence and individuality. Residents enjoy an engaging lifestyle supported by quality services provided by compassionate, dedicated, and well-trained professionals. Civic and cultural involvement are encouraged as well as participation in on-site health and wellness programs.
AHEPA Senior Living provides residential apartment-home communities with supportive services for income-qualified residents 62 and older.
Eligibility
Residency is based on acceptance of a submitted application. Our communities vary. ligibility
62 and older for any type of unit
In certain communities, 18 to 61 requiring a mobility accessible unit
For two people, one Head of Household must meet the minimum age requirement of 62
Capable of fulfilling the lease by yourself or with services you provide
At or below income levels established by HUD or the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC)
Our residents are our priority
ASL affordable independent living communities typically include:
Smoke detectors and sprinklers
Fire alert features designed into the structure
Carbon monoxide detectors
Well-lighted parking area and exterior motion lighting
Emergency electric apartment door releases
Apartment to entrance intercom
Entrance system, including camera monitor
Emergency Call Systems
Tub and/or shower with grab bars in accessible units
Enjoy Amenities
Generally, ASL affordable independent living communities include:
On-site management and maintenance (M-F)
Community room with TV/Cable
Internet connectivity in common areas
Computer room
Library
Coin-operated laundry
Central trash collection
Landscaped grounds
Supportive services coordination
Close proximity to public transportation
Residency is based on acceptance of a submitted application.
AHEPA Senior Living Apartments are subsidized by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Rent is generally based on 30 percent of the residents adjusted gross monthly income.
With communities in 19 states, find peace of mind with safe and dignified affordable supportive housing by AHEPA Senior Living.
Find peace of mind with safe and dignified affordable supportive housing in an AHEPA 310 community with eleven locations in Baldwin & Mobile Counties.
General Property Features
- Age Restrictions, Fitness Center, Guest Parking, Controlled Access, Handicap Access, Wheelchair Accessible
- Laundry Service - Self Serve, Activities, Social Programs
- All Pets Considered, Small Pets
Affordable-Subsidized
- https://www.ahepaseniorliving.org
- Income Based, Income Restrictions
- 50
- 1 BR
Additional Levels of Care Offered
AHEPA 310 III Apts
Affordable-Subsidized 20765 Bishop Rd, Baldwin, Fairhope, Alabama, 36532A Culture of CaringWelcome to AHEPA Senior Living communities, where our residents and their families are our focus. A not-for-profit, ASL is built on the ideals of a commitment to service, philanthropy, and dignity for older adults. Our pride in caring for residents translates to the safe and beautifully maintained properties we own and manage nationwide.Our Residents FlourishA proven provider, AHEPA Senior Living communities are high-quality, yet affordable, independent living and assisted living communities that empower residents to retain independence and individuality. Residents enjoy an engaging lifestyle supported by quality services provided by compassionate, dedicated, and well-trained professionals. Civic and cultural involvement are encouraged as well as participation in on-site health and wellness programs.AHEPA Senior Living provides residential apartment-home communities with supportive services for income-qualified residents 62 and older.EligibilityResidency is based on acceptance of a submitted application. Our communities vary. ligibility62 and older for any type of unit In certain communities, 18 to 61 requiring a mobility accessible unit For two people, one Head of Household must meet the minimum age requirement of 62 Capable of fulfilling the lease by yourself or with services you provide At or below income levels established by HUD or the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC)Our residents are our priorityASL affordable independent living communities typically include:Smoke detectors and sprinklersFire alert features designed into the structureCarbon monoxide detectorsWell-lighted parking area and exterior motion lightingEmergency electric apartment door releasesApartment to entrance intercomEntrance system, including camera monitorEmergency Call SystemsTub and/or shower with grab bars in accessible unitsEnjoy AmenitiesGenerally, ASL affordable independent living communities include:On-site management and maintenance (M-F)Community room with TV/CableInternet connectivity in common areasComputer roomLibraryCoin-operated laundryCentral trash collectionLandscaped groundsSupportive services coordinationClose proximity to public transportationResidency is based on acceptance of a submitted application.AHEPA Senior Living Apartments are subsidized by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Rent is generally based on 30 percent of the residents adjusted gross monthly income.With communities in 19 states, find peace of mind with safe and dignified affordable supportive housing by AHEPA Senior Living.Find peace of mind with safe and dignified affordable supportive housing in an AHEPA 310 community with eleven locations in Baldwin & Mobile Counties.
AHEPA 310 VI Apts
Affordable-Subsidized 5223 Cottage Hill Rd, Mobile, Mobile, Alabama, 36609A Culture of CaringWelcome to AHEPA Senior Living communities, where our residents and their families are our focus. A not-for-profit, ASL is built on the ideals of a commitment to service, philanthropy, and dignity for older adults. Our pride in caring for residents translates to the safe and beautifully maintained properties we own and manage nationwide.Our Residents FlourishA proven provider, AHEPA Senior Living communities are high-quality, yet affordable, independent living and assisted living communities that empower residents to retain independence and individuality. Residents enjoy an engaging lifestyle supported by quality services provided by compassionate, dedicated, and well-trained professionals. Civic and cultural involvement are encouraged as well as participation in on-site health and wellness programs.AHEPA Senior Living provides residential apartment-home communities with supportive services for income-qualified residents 62 and older.EligibilityResidency is based on acceptance of a submitted application. Our communities vary. ligibility62 and older for any type of unit In certain communities, 18 to 61 requiring a mobility accessible unit For two people, one Head of Household must meet the minimum age requirement of 62 Capable of fulfilling the lease by yourself or with services you provide At or below income levels established by HUD or the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC)Our residents are our priorityASL affordable independent living communities typically include:Smoke detectors and sprinklersFire alert features designed into the structureCarbon monoxide detectorsWell-lighted parking area and exterior motion lightingEmergency electric apartment door releasesApartment to entrance intercomEntrance system, including camera monitorEmergency Call SystemsTub and/or shower with grab bars in accessible unitsEnjoy AmenitiesGenerally, ASL affordable independent living communities include:On-site management and maintenance (M-F)Community room with TV/CableInternet connectivity in common areasComputer roomLibraryCoin-operated laundryCentral trash collectionLandscaped groundsSupportive services coordinationClose proximity to public transportationResidency is based on acceptance of a submitted application.AHEPA Senior Living Apartments are subsidized by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Rent is generally based on 30 percent of the residents adjusted gross monthly income.With communities in 19 states, find peace of mind with safe and dignified affordable supportive housing by AHEPA Senior Living.Find peace of mind with safe and dignified affordable supportive housing in an AHEPA 310 community with eleven locations in Baldwin & Mobile Counties.
AHEPA 310 X Apts
Affordable-Subsidized 9180 Hellenic Way, Mobile, Semmes, Alabama, 36575A Culture of CaringWelcome to AHEPA Senior Living communities, where our residents and their families are our focus. A not-for-profit, ASL is built on the ideals of a commitment to service, philanthropy, and dignity for older adults. Our pride in caring for residents translates to the safe and beautifully maintained properties we own and manage nationwide.Our Residents FlourishA proven provider, AHEPA Senior Living communities are high-quality, yet affordable, independent living and assisted living communities that empower residents to retain independence and individuality. Residents enjoy an engaging lifestyle supported by quality services provided by compassionate, dedicated, and well-trained professionals. Civic and cultural involvement are encouraged as well as participation in on-site health and wellness programs.AHEPA Senior Living provides residential apartment-home communities with supportive services for income-qualified residents 62 and older.EligibilityResidency is based on acceptance of a submitted application. Our communities vary. ligibility62 and older for any type of unit In certain communities, 18 to 61 requiring a mobility accessible unit For two people, one Head of Household must meet the minimum age requirement of 62 Capable of fulfilling the lease by yourself or with services you provide At or below income levels established by HUD or the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC)Our residents are our priorityASL affordable independent living communities typically include:Smoke detectors and sprinklersFire alert features designed into the structureCarbon monoxide detectorsWell-lighted parking area and exterior motion lightingEmergency electric apartment door releasesApartment to entrance intercomEntrance system, including camera monitorEmergency Call SystemsTub and/or shower with grab bars in accessible unitsEnjoy AmenitiesGenerally, ASL affordable independent living communities include:On-site management and maintenance (M-F)Community room with TV/CableInternet connectivity in common areasComputer roomLibraryCoin-operated laundryCentral trash collectionLandscaped groundsSupportive services coordinationClose proximity to public transportationResidency is based on acceptance of a submitted application.AHEPA Senior Living Apartments are subsidized by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Rent is generally based on 30 percent of the residents adjusted gross monthly income.With communities in 19 states, find peace of mind with safe and dignified affordable supportive housing by AHEPA Senior Living.Find peace of mind with safe and dignified affordable supportive housing in an AHEPA 310 community with eleven locations in Baldwin & Mobile Counties.
AHEPA 310 IV Apts
Affordable-Subsidized 100 Ahepa Way, Mobile, Saraland, Alabama, 36571A Culture of CaringWelcome to AHEPA Senior Living communities, where our residents and their families are our focus. A not-for-profit, ASL is built on the ideals of a commitment to service, philanthropy, and dignity for older adults. Our pride in caring for residents translates to the safe and beautifully maintained properties we own and manage nationwide.Our Residents FlourishA proven provider, AHEPA Senior Living communities are high-quality, yet affordable, independent living and assisted living communities that empower residents to retain independence and individuality. Residents enjoy an engaging lifestyle supported by quality services provided by compassionate, dedicated, and well-trained professionals. Civic and cultural involvement are encouraged as well as participation in on-site health and wellness programs.AHEPA Senior Living provides residential apartment-home communities with supportive services for income-qualified residents 62 and older.EligibilityResidency is based on acceptance of a submitted application. Our communities vary. ligibility62 and older for any type of unit In certain communities, 18 to 61 requiring a mobility accessible unit For two people, one Head of Household must meet the minimum age requirement of 62 Capable of fulfilling the lease by yourself or with services you provide At or below income levels established by HUD or the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC)Our residents are our priorityASL affordable independent living communities typically include:Smoke detectors and sprinklersFire alert features designed into the structureCarbon monoxide detectorsWell-lighted parking area and exterior motion lightingEmergency electric apartment door releasesApartment to entrance intercomEntrance system, including camera monitorEmergency Call SystemsTub and/or shower with grab bars in accessible unitsEnjoy AmenitiesGenerally, ASL affordable independent living communities include:On-site management and maintenance (M-F)Community room with TV/CableInternet connectivity in common areasComputer roomLibraryCoin-operated laundryCentral trash collectionLandscaped groundsSupportive services coordinationClose proximity to public transportationResidency is based on acceptance of a submitted application.AHEPA Senior Living Apartments are subsidized by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Rent is generally based on 30 percent of the residents adjusted gross monthly income.With communities in 19 states, find peace of mind with safe and dignified affordable supportive housing by AHEPA Senior Living.Find peace of mind with safe and dignified affordable supportive housing in an AHEPA 310 community with eleven locations in Baldwin & Mobile Counties.
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The Greek Communitys Commitment to Its ForebearsSince the time of their formal organization in the United States, Greek Americans have been dedicated to helping others and to becoming an active part of their communities, striving to contribute to the betterment of society and the fulfillment of the American Dream.Ancient Greek, or Hellenic, ideals, such as philanthropy, civic responsibility, and humanitarianism, comprise the foundation for the Greek American communitys ethos.The American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association (Order of AHEPA), a unique fraternal service organization established in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1922, and its affiliate womens Order, the Daughters of Penelope, established in 1929, became the vehicles through which Greek Americans practiced their Hellenic ideals as a way of expressing gratitude to their ancient and immigrant forebears and to their new adopted homeland. Through AHEPA and the Daughters of Penelope, which place emphasis on community service and volunteerism, Greek Americans have given back, contributing to the strengthening of society.AHEPA National Housing is BornOne such group of Greek Americans who fulfilled the American Dream and who had a desire to give back hailed from Saint Louis, Missouri. They had the foresight to identify and understand the need for affordable housing for Americas older adults and the vision to implement it through the AHEPA National Housing Corporation (ANHC), a 501c3 nonprofit founded in 1980. In 1981, their vision became a reality with the dedication of the first ANHC multifamily housing property in St. Louis. The project was made possible with grant funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).Through its sponsorship and assistance to local AHEPA chapters, AHEPAs National Housing program has blossomed as a provider of safe and dignified affordable housing administered by the HUD Section 202 Supportive Housing for the Elderly program. With this growth, came the need to provide expert management services.In 1991, the AHEPA National Housing Corporation established AHEPA Management Company (AMC) to oversee and manage its nationwide affordable housing portfolio and develop future projects.True to its communitys roots, in 1996, ANHC formed a foundation and established a Grants Program that has donated more than $5 million to local charities across the country. Charitable causes supported include The Chicago Lighthouse, a worldwide social services organization that serves the blind, visually impaired, disabled, and veteran communities with comprehensive vision care support; Penelope House, a provider of services to survivors of domestic violence and their children in Mobile, Alabama; and the sponsorship of service dogs to help veterans with PTSD.Affordable Assisted Living: Our Growth ContinuesOur subsidiary, Hellenic Senior Living, is the next stage of developing and managing high-quality, dignified affordable residential communities that are resident-driven for older adults who require assistance with activities of daily living. We own and maintain four Hellenic Senior Living communities in Indiana.Today, ANHC and AMC have become AHEPA Senior Living (ASL) a nearly 500-employee nonprofit company still inspired by a Hellenic spirit and ethos that is helping approximately 5,000 older adults in 91 ASL communities nationwide live vibrant and full lives in beautiful and safe surroundings.Perhaps this is why our residents often say, I feel like Im at home, and I feel like I have family here.This article was submitted by AHEPA 310 with 12 apartment communities in Mobile and Baldwin County Alabama.
Jan 19, 2023
The Affordable Senior Housing Shortage
A nationwide shortage of affordable senior housing exists that presents a challenge to meet the needs of older adults with very low incomes.According to the National Council on Aging, more than 25 million Americans aged 60-plus are living at or below 250% of the federal poverty level (FPL) of $29,425 per year per single person. A 2016 Bipartisan Policy Center report noted, The current supply of housing that is affordable to the nations lowest-income seniors is woefully inadequate. As more low-income Americans enter the senior ranks, this supply shortage currently measured in millions of units will become even more acute.Since 1991, AHEPA Affordable Housing Management Company (AMC) has been a committed provider of safe, dignified affordable independent senior living and affordable assisted living communities for our nations vulnerable elderly and disabled population. A mission-driven organization, AMC has developed and manages 91 affordable independent senior living communities in 20 states that are administered by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Developments 202 program. In Mobile, and in the surrounding area, 13 AHEPA Senior Apartments communities offer very low-income seniors over the age of 62 residential apartment-home living with voluntary supportive services they may need to continue to live independently as they age. The services may include meal services, case management, transportation assistance, public benefits programs enrollment assistance, and fitness and wellness programs, among others. All these services can be viewed as health care intervention at a reduced cost as compared long-term care services. Preventing nursing home care, emergency room visits, or hospitalizations can lead to savings to Medicare and Medicaid programs. Furthermore, our residents health and safety throughout the pandemic has been our priority. Our participation in the CDCs Pharmacy Partnership for Long-term Care Program ensured our residents would have priority access to the Covid-19 vaccine.The announcement in January by HUD that it will make $150 million available to support the development of new affordable multifamily rental housing through grants administered by the HUD 202 program is an important step toward addressing the affordable housing shortage and well-being for very low-income seniors. However, it is only a step and many more need to be taken. With this opportunity to grow our mission, AMC pledges to be there for our nations vulnerable seniors as we have been for Mobiles for over three decades.This article was submitted by AHEPA Affordable Housing management Company President and CEO Steve Beck. For more information, please visit www.ahepamgmt.com.