Showing posts with label housing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label housing. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 22, 2014

Urban Housing Solutions

Urban Housing Solutions is Nashville’s affordable, permanent housing provider. We own and operate 30 properties (912 apartments) in the Nashville area, transforming established apartment complexes into beautiful communities. Our residents include those who were homeless, the mentally ill and physically disabled, individuals living with HIV/AIDS, people in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction, and other low-income individuals and families who simply need an affordable place to live.
Because our residents often need more than housing to succeed, we provide them with comprehensive services and programs. A permanent and affordable place to live, combined with access to support from our programs and staff, help Urban Housing Solutions’ residents move from poverty to possibility!

822 Woodland Street
Nashville, TN 37206
615.726.2696

MDHA

The mission of MDHA is to create affordable housing opportunities for Nashvillians, nurture our neighborhoods, and build a greater downtown.

MDHA provides rental assistance, and works to provide affordable housing options for those in need.

the Continuum of Care program is also through MDHA. This program offers transitional housing for individuals dealing with homelessness.

Public Housing- 252-8400

Section 8- 252-6500

http://www.nashville-mdha.org/

Friday, January 17, 2014

Sophia's Heart- Compassion Nashville

Sophia’s Heart provides free transitional housing in Nashville to families experiencing homelessness. Its individualized comprehensive treatment program includes:
Financial management (personal savings and budgeting)
Educational classes (tutoring and parenting classes, GED referral, etc.)
Family engagement (anger management, conflict resolution, marriage counseling, etc.)
Career assistance (exploration of different career options, life skills development, resume building,
and job search assistance)
Spiritual enrichment (personal development and image consulting)
 
1034 West Eastland Ave
Nashville, TN 37206
1-800-595-6269

Room In the Inn

Provides housing and shelter during the months of November and March. Serves mainly "first time" homeless and chronic homeless populations.

705 Drexel St.
Nashville, TN 37203
(615) 251-7019

Renewal House

Offers transitional housing and / or shelter for women, and their children,  in recovery from substance abuse and co-occuring mental disorders.

615-255-5222

Family Life Center for Women and Children

Offers housing and/or shelter for women with children.  This service is provided through the Nashville Rescue Mission. 

615-255-2475

Thursday, January 31, 2013

Housing Availability as of 1.31.13


New Housing for You...

We have just completed a new building on the corner of 3rd Avenue and Chestnut Street that we are marketing to social service providers.  If enough of you are interested in living here, it could become a perfect blend of an intentional community (where you are involved in similar careers) and independent apartment living.

There are 10 one-bedroom apartments with stained concrete and wood floors, high ceilings, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and great views of the Nashville Sounds fireworks!  These apartments have an uptown feel and location.  The rent ranges from $625 to $675...and you just won't find a better value and style for your money.  Call Brent at 726-2696, ext. 124 for an appointment to see them.

New Housing for Your Clients...

We're finishing up the rehabilitation of several new complexes in the Chestnut Hill area.  These are mostly one-bedroom apartments with new wood or tile floors, black appliances, ceiling fans and gated entrances. They will be ready soon, so it's time to go ahead and get your client's name on the list.  We will call you or them back when the apartments are available.

One of the complexes will be Alcohol-Free.  People who would like to live at this complex will be required to voluntarily abstain from any use of alcohol (and of course, drugs, too).  This complex is not designed as recovery housing, but more for those who just want to get away from drama that alcohol can sometimes produce.  There will be no alcohol or drug tests, but by the fact no one there will be drinking, if someone does, it will show up quickly.  Discuss these apartments with your clients and see if they want to live quietly away from the fray.  These apartments will rent for $425/month.  You can email alcohol-free@urbanhousingsolutions.org with your client's name and contact information, and we will contact them when it's time.

Not-So-Elderly Housing...

Another complex in the Chestnut Hill area will be for people 55 and over.  We don't want to call it senior housing...because old is merely a state of mind.  These are newly remodeled one-bedroom apartments with tile and wood floors, ceiling fans, and black appliances.  The apartments are inside of a gated community with on-site parking and good lighting.   They are near the bus line and Murfreesboro Road.  These apartments will also rent for $425/month. You can go ahead and email not-so-elderly@urbanhousingsolutions.org with your client's name and contact information, and we will contact them when it's time.

Income-Based Rent Applications on Hold

For the month of February, we are not accepting applications for any apartments where the rent is based upon income.  This includes our homeless housing and our HIV/AIDS apartments.  Our waiting list is full and during February, we will be moving people from that list into our vacant apartments.

We are accepting applications for any of our apartments where the resident (or Section 8) pays the full rent indicated on our vacancy flyer.

Please check back on March 4th, as we plan to re-open our waiting list on that day.

If you have questions or wish to schedule a housing appointment for your clients, please call 726-2696, ext. 110, 116, or 133 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday-Friday.  You may also visit us online at http://www.urbanhousingsolutions.org

We do business in accordance with the Federal Fair Housing Law. It is illegal to discriminate against any person because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin. If you feel you have been discriminated against, you may file a complaint by calling 1-800-669-9777 (toll free) or 1-800-927-9275 (TTY).
  
Brandi D. Ghergia
Director of Administration
Urban Housing Solutions, Inc.
822 Woodland Street
Nashville, TN  37206
(615) 726-2696, ext. 114
(615) 726-2659 (fax)
http://www.urbanhousingsolutions.org

Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Dismas House

Dismas House
Phone: 297-4511
Website: www.dismas.org


Provides transitional housing and services for former prisoners.  Triple Thread Apparel is a custom screen-print business that provides job training and employment opportunities for the residents of Dismas House.

Located at 1513 16th Avenue S, Nashville, TN 37212

Aphesis House, Inc.

Aphesis House, Inc.
Phone: 742-3463
Website: www.aphesishouse.org


Provide transitional housing and learning for previously incarcerated men and veterans.

Located at 1522 Compton Avenue Nashville, TN 37212-4506

Reconciliation Prison Ministry

Reconciliation Prison Ministry
Phone: 292-6371


Provides support and services for families with an incarcerated loved one.

Located at 702 51st Avenue North, Nashville, TN 37209 

Homeless Education Resource Outreach Program

Homeless Education Resource Outreach Program
Phone: 259-8729
Website: http://www.mnps.org/Page56952.aspx


The HERO program is co-sponsored by MNPS and the Tennessee Department of Education to support the educational needs of homeless children and youth and other families in transition.  The program is funded by the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act and services are provided to families with school age children.  Children/families that are due to a lack of housing and living in a shelter, motor vehicle, campground, on the street, in abandoned buildings, or trailers, or doubled up with relatives or friends then are eligible for services under the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act.

Can also offer assistance with clothing, help with school issues, questions or concerns, housing and community resource information, obtaining birth certificates, immunization records, and school records, parent and community education, referrals for dental, medical and mental health services, school supplies, summer camp programs, transportation, and tutoring services.

Sunday, June 24, 2012

Housing by Agency/ Homelessness

HPRP Housing: a Federal Program

Purpose: The Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-housing Program (HPRP) provides homelessness prevention assistance to households that would otherwise become homeless, and provides rapid re-housing assistance to persons who are homeless as defined by section 103 of the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act (42 U.S.C. 11302).


http://www.nashville-mdha.org/pdfs/hprp.pdf
*website lists resources for housing by agency/ describes population served
http://www.hudhre.info/
*website includes a search engine for homelessness resources


Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Metro Nashville Housing and Related Assistance


http://www.nashville.gov/sservices/docs/HousingResourceGuideJuly2010.pdf


This list of Housing and Related Resources was developed as part of the Nashville Poverty Initiative Implementation Project, with the help of the Housing Implementation Team. The listings are from several sources, including the "How To Find Help in Nashville" brochure from MDHA which was funded in part by the Nashville Homeless Commission.

H.U.G.G.S. *Helping Ex-Offendors Become Productive Citizens


http://www.huggstn.org/index.html
H.U.G.G.S INC.
811 Dickerson Pike
Suite G
Nashville,TN 37207
(615) 727-6030 office
(615) 770-3054 fax

OUR CURRENT PROGRAMS:

Rooftop



www.rooftopnashvile.org

Rooftop, is a nonprofit organization that provides rental assistance to individuals and families in Davidson County.  The organization, which comprises faith-based congregations in metropolitan Nashville, provides funds to individuals and families in need of emergency finalcial help with the goal of preventing homelessness and providing hope.


**To ask for assistance, a caller contacts the closest congregation to them on this list: www.rooftopnashville.org/node/4

Located at 3511 Gallatin Rd, Suite 202, Nashville, TN 37203

Friday, May 18, 2012

Affordable Housing Resources


Affordable Housing Resources     http://www.ahrhousing.org/

 (615) 251-0025                                                                    

An umbrella non-profit organization that provides general information about affordable housing opportunities in the Nashville area and links callers up with agencies that best meet their needs. 

Located at 1011 Cherry Avenue, Nashville, TN 37203