New Life Manor Apartments
This 48 one-bedroom apartment complex is a HUD subsidized building. Each tenet must meet credit and criminal background standards, be 62 years of age or older or be mobility impaired. Support services are provided 20 hours per week and include wellness programs, social activities assistance with day to day activities.

Brookside Apartments
This apartment complex is part of the Section 42 LIHTC Program Brookside Group Home, a group home for mentally ill adults. Referrals are accepted through Midtown Mental Health. This group home is staffed 24 hours a day by Midtown staff. Rents are subsidized by Section 8 through a program of
the Department of Housing and Urban Development. This is a two year transitional housing
program that prepares its members for independent living.

Byrne Court
This 50 one-bedroom apartment complex houses seniors 62 years of age or older and the mobility impaired. Byrne Court is HUD subsidized. Tenant’s credit and criminal reports are checked prior to
moving in. Support services are available to tenants.

Special Needs Housing
The Boner Center currently has eight, two- and three-bedroom double scattered-housing sites throughout the near Eastside. Individuals must have a diagnosed mental illness and have an income of less than $18,300 annually. This permanent housing program offers supportive services provided by Adult and Child Mental Health. Tenant rents are subsidized by Section 8 through the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Shelter Plus Care
Located on Market Street, this eight unit building houses a caregiver and seven medically diagnosed mentally ill adults. Applicants are referred through Adult and Child Mental Health.This permanent housing program offers supportive services that are provided by Adult and Child. Rent is subsidized through a grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Something More . . . A Family Transitional Living Program
This program offers housing for homeless families. With 23 scattered-site homes located on the near Eastside, each family is assigned support services provided by case managers at the Boner Center. Only homeless families with children and an income of less than $18,300 annually, based upon one person, are eligible for this two-year transitional housing program.