DREAMS come true in Camden for aging out youth

by Asish Patel on July 4, 2007

in Ending Homelessness, Project Management, Supportive Housing

is a permanent, affordable and development sponsored by Center for Family Services. When completed at the end of September 2007, the site will provide thirteen (13) permanent, affordable and supportive efficiency units for very low income aging out youth who were homeless. Every unit will have its own kitchen and bathroom.

02 - Demolition Begins

17 - front power washed and reconstruction begins

14 - Richard and Eileen at construction site

These are photos from the initial phase of site clearance and construction. You can click on any photo to see it full size or click here to view all of the photos. To save a photo right click on the photo.

To view a slide show click here.

The members of the Development Team are:

Sponsor
Center for Family Services, Camden, NJ

Architect
J. F. McKernan Jr. Architects and Associates, LLC, Cherry Hill, NJ

Attorney
Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll, LLP, Voorhees, NJ,

Construction Manager
J. F. McKernan Jr. Architects and Associates, LLC, Cherry Hill, NJ

Consultant
Monarch Housing Associates, Cranford, NJ

Funders include:

HUD McKinney-Vento

Housing Mortgage Finance Agency

Special Needs Housing Trust Fund

Department of Children and Families, Division of Youth and Family Services

Casino Reinvestment Development Authority (CRDA) and

The Federal Home Loan Bank of NY.

Pre-development financing was provided by the Corporation for Supportive Housing.

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