A. Larovere Consulting

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A. Larovere Consulting

• Under One Roof
• Successful Mixed Model Developments

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Mixed Models

• Families and Single Adults
• Formerly Homeless Families and General Population
  Families
• Formerly Homeless Families Living with Special
  Needs and General Population Families
• Formerly Homeless Families Living with Special
  Needs and Other Special Needs Populations
• Various Populations Under One Roof

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How To

• Mission Driven
• Respond to Need
• Determine Model
• Establish Strong Team
• Community Buy-in
• Reach Out to and Work Closely with Funding
  Sources
• Formulate a Flexible Financial Plan
• Secure Funding Commitments

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Sources

• New York City Department of Housing Preservation
  and Development SHLP, MIRP, 8A/HOME, Other
  Programs, including LIHTC
• New York State Office of Temporary and Disability
  Assistance HHAP, SHFYA
• New York City Housing Development Corporation
  LAMP, New HOP, Hybrids
• New York State Housing Finance Agency
• New York State Office of Mental Health
• New York State Housing Trust Fund Corporation
• New York State Division of Housing and Community
  Renewal HOME, LIHTC, Main Street, Special
  Programs, NY Homes for Working Families, other
  programs
• US Department of Housing and Urban Development
  McKinney, other programs
• Federal Home Loan Bank of New York
• Other Federal Programs
• Private Equity
• Grants
• Bank Loans

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Under One Roof ModelsLantern Organization

• Schafer Hall
• Mixed model of families living with special
  needs, single adults living with special needs,
  and youth aged out of foster care.
• Silverleaf Hall
• Mixed model of formerly homeless families living
  with special needs and general population
  low-income families
• Cedars
• Mixed model of formerly homeless families living
  with special needs, including grand-families and
  low-income single and couple older general folks
• Jasper Hall
• Mixed model of formerly homeless families living
  with special needs and young adults aged out of
  foster care living with special needs

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Under One RoofYWCA of Binghamton and Broome
County

• Several populations and programs under one roof
• Emergency Shelter for Women
• Transitional Housing for Young Females Aged Out
  of Foster Care or Identifying as a Runaway
• Transitional Housing for Women and Young Adults
  Females
• Permanent Housing for Single Adult Women
• Permanent Housing for Families
• Wellness Center with a Warm Pool, Yoga Room,
  Gymnasium, Other Resources
• Licensed Day Care Center for Infants and Toddlers
  

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Under One RoofOther Organizations and
Developments

• Community Counseling and Mediation smaller
  development with special needs families and
  special needs single adults
• Postgraduate Center for Mental Health single
  adults living with special needs and families
  exiting the shelter system
• Women In Need families living with special
  needs exiting the shelter system and community
  low-income families

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Schafer Hall

• Location East Harlem
• New Construction
• 91 apartments with 30 units for families
• 36 singles living with special needs
• 25 young adults living newly aged out of foster
  care
• Financing
• NYC HPD SHLP and Federal LIHTC Program
• Rent Subsidies NYC HASA, HUD Shelter plus
  Care
• Supportive Services HUD Shelter plus Care and
  NYS OTDA

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Cedars

• Location Longwood
• New Construction
• 95 units for low-income seniors and
  senior-headed families
• 30 are reserved for homeless families
• 75 are reserved for low-income adults and
  families
• Financing
• Federal LIHTC Program, HDC LAMP, NYS OTDA HHAP,
  NYSERDA, Bronx Borough President, Private Equity
• Building and Program Operations NYC DHMH

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Silverleaf Hall

• Location East Tremont
• New Construction
• 118 apartments
• 30 are reserved families exiting the NYC
  shelter system
• 70 are reserved for low-income adults and
  families
• Financing
• NYC HDC, NYC HPD MIRP , Federal LIHTC Program
  and NYS OTDA HHAP
• Rent Subsidy HUD Section 8
• Supportive Services NYS OTDA

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Jasper Hall

• Location Melrose Commons
• New Construction
• 53 units of permanent supportive housing for
• young adults, aged 18-23, recently aged out of
  foster care
• families headed by an adult living with special
  needs
• Financing
• NYC HDP SHLP and Federal LIHTC Program
• Building Operations HUD Shelter plus Care and
  NYC DHMH

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YWCA of Binghamton and Broome County

• Location Binghamton and Broome County
• Rehabilitation
• Various types of units
• Financing
• NYS OTDA HHAP, US Department of the Interior,
  Federal Home Loan Bank AHP, Private Foundations
• Services and Subsidies Some Shelter plus
  Care, HUD McKinney, and other sources.