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Affordable Housing Contact Information Affordable Housing Contact Information The following is a list of Affordable Housing developments in Niagara. These buildings have a range of affordable rents. Please call them directly for details and availability. NIAGARA FALLS Name/Address Details Target Contact Bethlehem Housing and Support Services 40 units Integrated 905-641-1660 ext. 24 Kenmore Court, Supportive 6185 Kalar Rd. Keefer Developments Ltd. 23 units Integrated Theresa MSANF Inc., 4525 Morrison St. 1 bedroom 905-353-9555 ext. 221 Hydro is extra, approximately $50/ month Cable is extra Parking is extra, $20/month Water is included Valley Way Non-Profit Housing Corp. 34 units Seniors 289-296-5802 6009 Valley Way 1 & 2 bedroom Keefer Developments Ltd. 30 units Seniors Theresa Queen Street Village Apartments, 23-1 bedroom 905-353-9555 ext. 221 4410 Queen St. 7-2 bedroom Hydro is extra, approximately $75-100/ month Cable is extra Parking is extra, $28.25/month Water is included Gateway 9 units Supportive Mental Health & Access 4520 Huron St 1 bedroom Line Hydro included 1-866-550-5205 Water included Referral processed through Mental Health and Access line Updated April 2018 Affordable Housing Contact Information The following is a list of Affordable Housing developments in Niagara. These buildings have a range of affordable rents. Please call them directly for details and availability. PORT COLBORNE Name/Address Details Target Contact Community Living Port Colborne-Wainfleet 15 units Supportive Vickie Moreland Fielden Apartments, 1 bedroom 905-835-8941 ext. 102 750 Fielden Ave. Utilities included Cable is extra A/C is an extra monthly charge Gateway Residential & Community Support Services 20 units Supportive Mental Health & Access of Niagara 18-1 bedroom Ages 18 + Line Repei Place, 569 King St. 2-2 bedroom 1-866-550-5205 Utilities included Referral processed through Mental Health and Access line Updated April 2018 Affordable Housing Contact Information The following is a list of Affordable Housing developments in Niagara. These buildings have a range of affordable rents. Please call them directly for details and availability. ST. CATHARINES Name/Address Details Target Contact Goodwill Niagara 32 units Seniors Mary Kezar Stokes Community Residence, 36-38 Page St. 1 & 2 bedroom 905-685-8777 ext. 27 Hydro extra, water included [email protected] King William Properties Inc. 19 units Integrated Maria Goncalves King William Apartments, 11-19 King St. Seniors 905-684-4444 Bethlehem Housing and Support Services 40 units Integrated 905-641-1660 ext. 24 Genesis Court Families 151 James St. Supportive 21 King Developments Inc. 21 units Integrated Stephanie 21 King St. Apartments, 21 King St. Supportive 289-696-5771 Oakdale Landing Inc. 34 units Integrated Shannon 2 Abbott St. 30-1 bedroom Families 905-688-6600 4-2 bedroom Hydro & cable extra Mainstream Gateway 9 units Supportive Mental Health & Access Grundy House, 160 Ontario St. 1 bedroom Ages 18 + Line Utilities included 1-866-550-5205 Referral processed through Mental Health & Access line 155 Louth St. 23 units Integrated 4 – 1 bedroom 613-796-0350 19 – 2 bedroom Water included Hydro, parking & cable extra Premium Building Group 38 units Seniors Lucy City View Apartments, 99 Merritt St. 1 & 2 bedroom 905-380-5929 Maximum Apartments Inc. 5 units Seniors Lorelei Vormittag 375 Scott St. 1 bedroom 905-371-1201 Kiwanis 40 units Seniors Shabri Properties Ltd. St. Catharines Seniors Apartments, 321 Geneva St. 1 & 2 bedroom 905-684-6333 Updated April 2018 Affordable Housing Contact Information The following is a list of Affordable Housing developments in Niagara. These buildings have a range of affordable rents. Please call them directly for details and availability. THOROLD Name/Address Details Target Contact Keefer Developments Ltd. 20 units Seniors Theresa The Welland Mills, 20 Pine St. N. 1 bedroom 905-353-9555 ext. 221 Hydro is extra, approximately $150+/ month Cable is extra Parking is extra, $20/month Water is included Capital Pines Development Inc. 3 units Integrated Tim 100 Ormond St. 1 bedroom 905-680-0954 Hydro & cable extra Thorold Municipal Non-Profit Corporation 2 units Seniors Janey Bellows 19 & 21 Lyndon St. W. 1 bedroom 905-227-6628 Gas and water included Hydro extra, approximately $60/month Thorold Municipal Non-Profit Corporation 3 units Seniors Janey Bellows 2 A, B, C Garden St. 1 bedroom 905-227-6628 Gas and water included Hydro extra, approximately $60/month Updated April 2018 Affordable Housing Contact Information The following is a list of Affordable Housing developments in Niagara. These buildings have a range of affordable rents. Please call them directly for details and availability. WELLAND Name/Address Details Target Contact Niagara Falls Masonry Contractors 39 units Seniors Cosimo 26 Mill St. Integrated 905-357-4227 Families Gateway Residences of Niagara Inc. 28 units Integrated Mental Health & Access Repei Place, 176-178 King St. 26-1 bedroom Supportive Line 2-2 bedroom Ages 18 + 1-866-550-5205 Utilities included Referral process through Mental Health & Access line Goodwill Industries Niagara 25 units Seniors Mary Kezar 1 Churchill Ave. 1 & 2 bedroom 905-685-8777 ext. 27 Hydro included [email protected] Updated April 2018 .
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