Affordable Housing...
Economic stresses in society continue to reduce livable housing options for those who are less well off. Market dynamics and inequities in housing markets are pushing rent burdens higher resulting in fewer affordable housing units available for seniors. CFPC seeks to relieve these imbalances and reduce the burden of assistance felt by families, friends, communities and government.
HUD Section 202 tax incentives help support CFPC's efforts to increase affordable housing. As part of HUD's mission to help the homeless progress back to the mainstream of American life, project based 202 subsidies (known by their section number in the U.S. Housing Act) are specifically intended for assisting the elderly households which are at the center of CFPC's ongoing efforts to improve the quality of life and promote positive change in our neighborhoods and communities.
With Improved Living Standards
Recognizing that seniors with housing challenges may be under-served for medical problems, CFPC works to insure that not only are its housing developments affordable but that they are complemented by economically viable options for medical care.
Medical conditions affecting older low income patients represent a specialized area of medical practice. Changing Faces and Places is a leader and an innovator in developing alternatives and partnering with healthcare providers in order to better serve this elderly population.