Sentence examples for supportive projects from inspiring English sources

If the city simply applied existing laws to market housing for supportive projects like Bronx Park East, he said, it would in principle be possible tomorrow to create new high-density, low-rent apartment buildings.

These days, most new supportive projects are in new buildings outside Manhattan, and the populations in them are more varied — including young adults aging out of foster care, and veterans, for example — but the basic model continues.

Because permanent supportive projects usually take three or more years to build, the earliest that the new housing would become available in significant numbers is likely to be 2020. .

I further believe that we should continue, support and fully fund housing first and permanent supportive housing projects.

He said the community board had generally been supportive of projects intended to slow traffic and make Midtown streets more hospitable to pedestrians.

But there are fewer places to which people can move these days: not many supportive housing projects will accept new residents who are failing to engage with drugs or mental health services.

Still, budget hawks like Citizens Against Government Waste are cautiously optimistic that the new crop of anti-spending Republicans in Congress will be less supportive of projects like the Market Access Program.

Permanent supportive housing projects are financed with the help of numerous funding sources, which can take years to piece together.

The city plans to contribute up to $150,000 per unit to permanent supportive housing projects, enough in most cases to pay about a third of the cost.

Just this month, we announced we have surpassed the $500,000,000 mark in loans and grants to supportive housing projects across the country.

The complex, which will provide mental health services and after-school activities, is one of the first permanent supportive housing projects targeting female veterans and their children, said Vincent Kane, director of the National Center on Homelessness Among Veterans.