Penn Gardens for the Disabled

About This Building

Title: Affordable Housing Program at Penn Gardens – Supporting Independent Living for Low-Income Adults 1. Overview: Penn Gardens, located at 612 S Main Street in Sellersville, PA, is a Section 8/202 property offering 20 one-bedroom units to eligible residents. This affordable housing program aims to provide housing and support to low-income adults with severe and persistent mental illness, who are capable of independent living in the community. 2. Occupancy Standards: Each unit at Penn Gardens is occupied by a single low-income adult aged 18 years or older, who has been professionally assessed as capable of independent living. This specific eligibility criterion ensures the availability of appropriate support services tailored to the unique needs of residents. 3. Independent Living with Support: Tenants at Penn Gardens enjoy the benefits of independent living with various support services readily accessible. Recovery Coaching, Residential Services Alumni programs, Wellspring Clubhouse, and other local supports offer assistance and guidance to residents, ensuring their well-being and overall success in maintaining an independent lifestyle. 4. Income Limits and Rent Calculation: Residency within Penn Gardens is subject to income limits established by the federal government. These limits are categorized as "Very Low" or "Extremely Low" based on the area's standards. Residents' verified personal income determines the portion they contribute towards the unit's gross market rent. The remaining amount is subsidized by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). 5. Application Process: To apply for residency at Penn Gardens or obtain complete details regarding eligibility requirements and procedures, interested individuals may visit our office at 612 S Main Street, Sellersville, PA. Alternatively, applications can be requested by contacting our team at (215) 257-5074. Note: This revised text highlights the key information provided in the original text and presents it in a slightly different structure and wording.