MILWAUKEE - Dignitaries from across Milwaukee County, and the state, descended on
Brown Deer Thursday to cut the ribbon on a new affordable, supportive
housing building.
The 56-unit Woodale Crossing building will provide affordable housing,
counseling and supportive services for residents. The project will
provide housing to individuals with disabilities or and or mental
illness, and 25%, or 14 units, will be set aside for seniors with
disabilities that are experiencing homelessness.
The new housing, 4110 W. Woodale Ave., was developed by Jewish Family
Services (JFS), a nonprofit social services agency that has extensive
experience developing and managing supportive housing. The project was
developed, in part, with funding from Milwaukee County and the State of Wisconsin....
...moreLeo’s notes: Woodale Crossing is a shining example of what’s possible when public, private, and nonprofit partners come together with purpose. This supportive, affordable housing not only meets critical needs for seniors and individuals with disabilities—it also sets a high standard for dignity, inclusion, and long-term community impact. As housing challenges persist, we need more projects like this across Milwaukee County.
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