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The Red Oak 135 W. 106 th St. (Amsterdam) 230 independent apartments for elderly and/or physically handicapped persons with very low incomes. Opened March 3, 1982 West 74 th St. Home 300 Amsterdam (at 74 th St.) a congregate setting serving 86 frail elderly persons. Occupied by WSFSSH May 28, 1985 Fania Gersham House 140 W 105 th St. (Amsterdam) 28 independent apartments for elderly and/or physically handicapped persons with very low incomes. Opened August 16, 1988 The Marseilles 230 W. 103 rd St. (Broadway) 134 independent apartments for elderly and/or physically handicapped persons with low incomes. Opened June 28, 1980 Frederic Fleming House 443 W. 22nd St. (9 th Avenue) A congregate setting serving 47 formerly homeless older persons with special needs. Opened May 2, 1991 The Westbourne 930 West End Avenue (106 th St.) 128 SRO (single room occupancy) units for persons with very low incomes, persons with experience of homeless- ness, and preexisting tenants. Occupied by WSFSSH, March 28, 1987 Valley Lodge 149 W. 108 th Street (Amsterdam) A congregate transitional shelter serving 92 older persons who are homeless. Opened May 3, 1988 The Ben Michalski Residence 206 W. 84 th St. (Broadway) A congregate setting serving 18 adults of all ages living with special needs. Opened July 7, 1997 Kurt & Leah Schneider Apartments 11 W. 102 nd St. (CPW) 54 independent apartments for elderly persons with very low incomes. Opened February 26, 1999 John and Carroll Kowal House 149 Manhattan Avenue (107 th Street) 72 SRO (single room occupancy) units for formerly homeless older persons with very low incomes. Opened November 7, 1988 Euclid Hall 2345 Broadway (86 th St.) 292 SRO (single room occupancy) units for formerly homeless older persons and preexisting tenants. Occupied by WSFSSH, July 1, 1989 129 th St. Residence 109 W. 129 th St. (Malcolm X) A congregate setting serving 95 older persons with very low incomes, many with a history of homelessness. Occupied by WSFSSH February 27, 1997 T T HE HE WSFSSH M WSFSSH MISSION ISSION The mission of WSFSSH is to provide safe, affordable housing with supportive services within a residential setting which enhances the independence and dignity of each person. Since 1976, WSFSSH has been developing a spectrum of low income housing units. Today WSFSSH is responsible for over 1,240 units, serving over 1,500 persons, with over 150 units in development. WSFSSH was formed in 1976 by a coalition of social service agencies, reli- gious institutions, and community organizations to create new housing to meet the diverse needs of older people and persons living with handicaps. In 1983 WSFSSH expanded its mission to include the provision of housing and supportive services to homeless adults. WSFSSH purchases, builds, renovates, and manages housing. Areas of particular concern include: Frail elderly individuals Homeless individuals Single older persons Persons living with physically handicap- ping conditions Older persons living with serious mental illness Persons living with AIDS Each of our buildings provides social services designed to assist residents /tenants to live safely and fully in the community. The West Side Federation For Senior and Supportive Housing, Inc. (WSFSSH) Administrative Offices: 2345 Broadway New York, NY 10024 Phone: (212) 721-6032 Fax: (212) 721-6043 The Revella 307 West 116th St. (Frederick Douglas Blvd) 19 independent studio apartments. Opened September 9,2004 PSS GrandParent Family Apartments 951 Prospect Avenue, Bronx, NY (at 163rd) 50 supported apartments for grandparents raising grandchildren (or other older family members raising children, great-aunts/ nieces and nephews for example) Opened May 25, 2005 The 120’s Cluster In Renovation 233 West 120th St. (St. Nicholas & 7th) 134 West 123rd St. 152 West 123rd St. (7th & Lenox) 29 West 126th St. 66 West 126th St. (Lenox & 5th) These buildings are in the process of gut renovation. Construction has begun. When finished they will provide studio apartment units to community residents and formerly homeless persons. 459 West 147th Street (Amsterdam and Convent) 8 independent studio apartments. Opened November 3, 2006 Small Building Portfolio In Renovation 208 West 84th St. 44 West 87th St. WSFSSSH is revitalizing these buildings. These buildings are at different stages of occupancy and renovation.

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Page 1: The Marseilles THE WSFSSH MISSION - The Equity Project ...233 West 120th St. (St. Nicholas & 7th) 134 West 123rd St. 152 West 123rd St. (7th & Lenox) 29 West 126th St. 66 West 126th

The Red Oak135 W. 106th St. (Amsterdam)

230 independent apartments for elderlyand/or physically handicapped persons

with very low incomes.Opened March 3, 1982

West 74th St. Home300 Amsterdam (at 74th St.)

a congregate setting serving 86frail elderly persons.

Occupied by WSFSSHMay 28, 1985

Fania Gersham House140 W 105th St.

(Amsterdam)28 independent apartments

for elderly and/or physicallyhandicapped persons with

very low incomes.Opened August 16, 1988

The Marseilles230 W. 103rd St. (Broadway)

134 independent apartments for elderlyand/or physically handicapped persons

with low incomes.Opened June 28, 1980

Frederic Fleming House443 W. 22nd St.

(9th Avenue)A congregate setting serving 47

formerly homeless olderpersons with special needs.

Opened May 2, 1991

The Westbourne930 West End Avenue (106th St.)

128 SRO (single room occupancy) unitsfor persons with very low incomes,

persons with experience of homeless-ness, and preexisting tenants.

Occupied by WSFSSH, March 28, 1987

Valley Lodge149 W. 108th Street (Amsterdam)A congregate transitional shelter

serving 92 older personswho are homeless.

Opened May 3, 1988

The Ben MichalskiResidence

206 W. 84 th St.(Broadway)

A congregate settingserving 18 adults of all ages

livingwith special needs.

Opened July 7, 1997

Kurt & Leah SchneiderApartments

11 W. 102nd St. (CPW)54 independent apartments

for elderly personswith very low incomes.

Opened February 26, 1999

John and Carroll Kowal House149 Manhattan Avenue

(107 th Street)72 SRO (single room occupancy)

units for formerly homelessolder persons withvery low incomes.

Opened November 7, 1988

Euclid Hall2345 Broadway (86th St.)

292 SRO (single roomoccupancy) units for formerly

homeless olderpersons and preexistingtenants. Occupied byWSFSSH, July 1, 1989

129th St. Residence109 W. 129th St. (Malcolm X)A congregate setting serving 95

older persons with very lowincomes, many with

a history of homelessness.Occupied by WSFSSH

February 27, 1997

TTHEHE WSFSSH MWSFSSH MISSIONISSION

The mission of WSFSSH is to providesafe, affordable housing with supportiveservices within a residential settingwhich enhances the independence anddignity of each person.

Since 1976, WSFSSH has been developing aspectrum of low income housing units. TodayWSFSSH is responsible for over 1,240 units,serving over 1,500 persons, with over 150 unitsin development. WSFSSH was formed in 1976by a coalition of social service agencies, reli-gious institutions, and community organizationsto create new housing to meet the diverseneeds of older people and persons living withhandicaps. In 1983 WSFSSH expanded itsmission to include the provision of housing andsupportive services to homeless adults.WSFSSH purchases, builds, renovates, andmanages housing. Areas of particular concerninclude: Frail elderly individuals Homeless individuals Single older persons Persons living with physically handicap-

ping conditions Older persons living with serious mental

illness Persons living with AIDS

Each of our buildings provides social servicesdesigned to assist residents /tenants to livesafely and fully in the community.

The West Side Federation For Senior andSupportive Housing, Inc. (WSFSSH)

Administrative Offices:

2345 Broadway

New York, NY 10024

Phone: (212) 721-6032 Fax: (212) 721-6043

The Revella307 West 116th St.

(Frederick Douglas Blvd)19 independent studio

apartments.Opened September 9,2004

PSS GrandParent Family Apartments951 Prospect Avenue, Bronx, NY (at 163rd)50 supported apartments for grandparentsraising grandchildren (or other older family

members raising children, great-aunts/nieces and nephews for example)

Opened May 25, 2005

The 120’s ClusterIn Renovation

233 West 120th St.(St. Nicholas & 7th)

134 West 123rd St.152 West 123rd St.

(7th & Lenox)29 West 126th St.66 West 126th St.

(Lenox & 5th)These buildings are in the processof gut renovation. Constructionhas begun. When finished they

will provide studio apartment unitsto community residents andformerly homeless persons.

459 West 147th Street(Amsterdam and Convent)

8 independent studioapartments.

Opened November 3, 2006

Small BuildingPortfolio

In Renovation208 West 84th St.44 West 87th St.WSFSSSH is revitalizingthese buildings. These

buildings are atdifferent stages of

occupancy andrenovation.