HUD Section 202 Program
	The firm provides consulting services to nonprofit sponsors in order to evaluate and assemble funding applications for this housing program for the elderly. Upon award of funding, consulting services continue and include coordinating the entire development process from selection of the development team to final project close-out. The firm has secured over $293 million in HUD Capital grants, rental assistance, and demonstration grants for 40 Section 202 projects. In conjunction with these projects, over $9 million additional dollars in impact fee reductions and secondary funding were secured, which was instrumental in the successful completion of these projects.

	St. Joseph Garden Apartments, Orlando FL (Diocese of Orlando)
		Location Orlando, Florida Sponsor Diocese of Orlando Capital Advance $10,343,100 Rent Subsidies $1,037,500 HUD 202 Units 80 Opened 2009
	This unique design has incorporated an open-air interior courtyard which provides residents with security and recreational activities. Residents utilize the courtyard to grow vegetables and flowers. Supplementing the HUD Section 202 grant, was $500,000 of County HOME funds. These HOME funds were used for interior/exterior upgrades, as well as hurricane and energy features, which includes impact glass and a free-standing generator.

	Catherine Booth Garden Apartments, Gastonia NC (Salvation Army)
		Location Gastonia, NC Sponsor The Salvation Army Capital Advance $7,120,500 Rent Subsidies $1,157,000 HUD 202 Units 83 Opened 2005
	This project is located directly adjacent to the Salvation Army's new Corp Center where project residents have access to a game room, classrooms, library, computer room, exercise room, gymnasium, craft room, and a house of worship.

	Woodward Manor, Lehigh FL (Peace River Presbytery)
		Location Lehigh Acres, Florida Sponsor Peace River Presbytery Capital Advance $7,387,500 Rent Subsidies $1,241,000 HUD 202 Units 90 Opened 2005
	This 90-unit HUD 202 project is located on a larger campus which includes a variety of alternative housing options for the elderly. In addition to the HUD grant, County HOME funds of over $400,000 and impact fee waivers of $150,000 allowed for the construction of a free-standing senior community center/administrative complex which serves both the residents and the community.

	San Clemente Villas, Plant City, FL (Diocese of St. Petersburg)
		Location Plant City, Florida Sponsor Diocese of St. Petersburg Capital Advance $8,878,300 Rent Subsidies $557,100 HUD 202 Units 68 Opened 2009
	This five-story structure was built on only 1.6 acres. Extensive design and site planning was needed to work around adjacent wetlands. Funds from land proceeds helped the local parish upgrade their entire wastewater system, in addition to providing an emergency generator to power this system. The small site helped maximize efficiency of the land while placing residents closer to social activities offered at the church.

	San Lorenzo Terrace I and II, Tampa, FL (Diocese of St. Petersburg)
		Location Tampa, Florida Sponsor Diocese of St. Petersburg Capital Advance $17,191,600 Rent Subsidies $1,595,000 HUD 202 Units 148 Opened 2005 / 2010
	Received HUD Section 202 funding two years apart to build a two-phase project on a seven-acre campus. In addition to HUD funding, $500,000 in HOME funding was procured from the local county. These funds were used for project upgrades which included a generator, tile floors throughout, site security, and energy efficient improvements.

	St. Monica Gardens, Miami, FL (Archdiocese of Miami)
		Location Miami, Florida Sponsor Archdiocese of Miami Capital Advance $11,309,200 Rent Subsidies $769,800 HUD 202 Units 84 Opened 2010
	This HUD Section 202 project is located within a re-development area and its construction helped stabilize this area. The project is part of a larger church campus which consists of church, social hall, and school. The project was designed to meet current hurricane and energy standards. A separate generator will provide power to essential services, including an elevator, in the event of an outage.

	St. Boniface Gardens, Miami, FL (Archdiocese of Miami)
		Location Miami, Florida Sponsor Archdiocese of Miami Capital Advance $7,658,000 Rent Subsidies $7,658,000 HUD 202 Units 86 Opened 2003
	This HUD 202 project required a lengthy, yet productive, collaboration with the community and its residents to obtain the necessary zoning. The resulting project included two separate buildings whose design and location minimized the impact to the surrounding area. The design also incorporated the local parish into the campus in order to maximize accessibility of support services.

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© 2010, Companies All Rights Reserved. HUD Senior Housing .Org specializes in elderly and senior grants, grant writing for the disabled, and grant writing for community development and HUD housing projects. JPH & Associates, Inc. is a grant writers firm based in Orlando FL. Our HUD grant writers include projects for HUD Section 202 elderly, HUD Section 811 disabled, consulting to local governments, capacity building to nonprofits, and real estate services. JPH & Associates Inc., offers consulting for a host of local, regional and state organizations. In addition, we have consulted with national organizations which include the Salvation Army, B’nai B’rith International, and Goodwill Industries. We also coordinate grant writing and project management processes which include securing supplementary grant funds, public hearings, community meetings, rezonings, petitions to reduce impact fees, litigation, budgeting, oversight of audits, feasibility analysis, site reviews, financial oversight, negotiating with property owners or sellers, meeting with condominium associations, and conducting market analyses. We regularly secure supplementary grant funding foundations, along with other grant sources which have included HOME, CDBG, Community Reinvestment Act (CRA), Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI), Federal Home Loan Bank (FHLB) Affordable Housing Program, Hurricane Relief, SHIP, Government General Funds, Homeless Service Grants, Emergency Shelter Grant, and Housing for People With AIDS (HOPWA). In addition, we have raised funding through the donation of land and in-kind contributions. JPH & Associates Inc., evaluates the capacity of nonprofit organizations by examining their internal management and staffing policies, developing budgets, identifying new initiatives and potential revenue sources, evaluating new ideas in light of the organization’s capacity, identifying unmet needs, and creating long term visions. Our housing analyses for local governments includes rent comparability analyses, market studies, mixed use analyses, effectiveness of affordable housing incentive programs, financial restructuring analyses, and neighborhood analyses. Find out more about our HUD Section 202 grants companies, HUD section 202 grant writing for the elderly, and other government programs for seniors the elderly on this website page. Thank you for visiting our website in Orlando FL!

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