The Broadway House Corporation

This organization provided affordable housing to low-income families and disabled persons through The operation of an 80-unit multi-family complex in phoenix, Arizona. During their fiscal year, The organization served 169 residents: 26% under 18, 51% aged 18-61, 22% aged 62-81 and 1% aged 82-95. In addition to providing decent, safe and sanitary affordable housing for low-income families and individuals with disabilities, this project employs a full-time service coordinator. The service coordinator is a valuable resource person who assisted youth and adult/senior residents in The project's neighborhood network (computer) center. In 2022-23 The service coordinator assisted children and youth with homework help, school/teacher intervention, tutor/mentoring, life-skills, and volunteer and (cont'd on sch o) scholarship opportunities. Adult residents benefited from assistance with: advocacy, case management, ged study/testing support, computer assistance, job search/resume writing/interviewing help, parenting classes, peer counseling, crisis counseling, emergency food/utilities/rental assistance, application/benefits assistance, substance abuse counseling, insurance/healthcare referrals, transportation and exercise and wellness. The service coordinator published a monthly newsletter with many helpful resources for resident self-referrals. The service coordinator partnered with diana gregory outreach services/gregory's fresh market who provided monthly delivery of fresh fruits and vegetables for residents at Broadway House. Broadway House apartments does not discriminate on The basis of race, color, religion, sex, familial status, disability or national origin. Language assistance is available for those who are limited in their english proficiency (lep).