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Life Link Homes is a permanent, affordable and supportive housing development sponsored by Robins’ Nest, Inc. When complete, this project will provide thirty (30) permanent, affordable and supportive housing units three buildings.  Each building will consist of ten (10) efficiency apartments, each with it’s own kitchenette and bathroom.  Additionally, each building will have common areas as well as a manager’s apartment.  The project will provide housing for young adults aging out of the foster care system.

The project consists of the new construction of three buildings.  These are photos of the construction of Buildings 1 and 2.  The project is scheduled for completion by October of 2007. 

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The members of the Development Team are:

Sponsor: Robins’ Nest, Inc., Glassboro, NJ

Attorney: Brown & Connery, LLP, Woodbury, NJ 

Architect: Becica Associates LLC, Cherry Hill, NJ

Contractor: D.N. DeSimone Construction, Woodbury, NJ 

Consultant: Monarch Housing Associates, Cranford, NJ

Funding sources include:

New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency
Low Income Housing Tax Credits
Danelli Foundation
Federal Home Loan Bank of New York
Department of Human Services
Columbia Bank
Camden Children’s Fund

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• Robins’ Nest opens the final phase of Life Link Homes! (1)
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• Lily Mae is almost ready for occupancy! (2)
• Lily Mae Construction is Complete! (0)
• Homeless and Special Needs Housing Work Group Announces Public Comment Meetings (0)

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