Immaculata Plaza in Greeley to Offer 30 Brand New Affordable Apartments for Low-income Seniors Starting in June
May 5, 2023
May 05, 2023 - /PressAdvantage/ - 
Catholic Charities Housing’s Immaculata Plaza in Greeley is set to offer 30 brand new affordable apartments for low-income seniors starting June 2023. Qualifying seniors are encouraged to contact Tim Mitch, Immaculata Plaza Site Manager at 970-539-9970 or by email at [email protected] immediately to apply for the apartments.
Catholic Charities began construction on the new building in July 2022 and is eager to fill the new apartments in the building with seniors who need a safe, secure and comfortable place to call home. The 30 one-bedroom apartments are nearly 600 sq. feet with engineered wood flooring, modern black appliances and quartz countertops. Three of the apartments are ADA compliant and there is a laundry facility on each floor of the three-story building. There is a separate activity room and exercise room, each with large glass windows overlooking downtown Greeley. The new apartments are located in a prime location, conveniently located just one block from the senior center, civic center, recreation center, Lincoln Park and the new award-winning Library and Innovation Center.
The apartments are available for seniors 62 and older who meet the income requirements. To learn more about qualifying, please contact: Tim Mitch, Immaculata Plaza Site Manager at 970-539-9970 or by email at [email protected].
“We are thrilled to be able to offer these new apartments to low-income seniors in the Greeley area," said Darren Walsh, President & CEO of Catholic Charities. "Our goal is to provide affordable, safe, and comfortable housing for seniors who may otherwise struggle to find suitable accommodations. We believe that everyone deserves a comfortable home, and we are proud to make that a reality for our residents.”
Catholic Charities Housing owns and manages more than 1,750 units of affordable housing in 30 locations throughout Colorado and Wyoming and we continue to develop new locations. We care for seniors, families, people with disabilities and individuals who have experienced homelessness. We provide them with additional support services to encourage long-term and sustainable housing security. National research confirms that increasing access to affordable and safe housing is the most costeffective strategy in increasing economic opportunity and reducing childhood poverty. Our team supports families who are committed to improving the lives of their children and seniors on fixed incomes, as well as veterans who served our country and deserve to have a safe, comfortable place to call home.
Interested seniors can contact Tim Mitch, Immaculata Plaza Site Manager at 970-539-9970 / [email protected] for more information and to apply for one of the new apartments.
Media is invited to the dedication ceremony on Wednesday, May 24 at 11 a.m. at Immaculata Plaza, 530 10th Street, Greeley, CO 80631. More information to follow.
About Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Denver
Catholic Charities of Denver shelters, feeds, houses, educates, counsels and provides emergency assistance and critical services to tens of thousands of neighbors across Northern Colorado each year. As the charitable arm of the Archdiocese of Denver, Catholic Charities — in partnership with volunteers, churches, local businesses, nonprofit organizations, government agencies, medical facilities and educational institutions — provides life-changing support to Coloradans as they work to improve their lives. The list of what Catholic Charities does is remarkably diverse: Samaritan House, Marisol Services, Catholic Charities Housing, Early Childhood Education, Immigration, Emergency and Food Assistance ... the list goes on and on. For more than 95 years, Catholic Charities has supported neighbors and transformed lives, and they look forward to serving their community into our second century and beyond.
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For more information about Catholic Charities of Denver, contact the company here:
Catholic Charities of Denver
Stacy Baum
303-956-7312
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6240 Smith Rd., Denver CO 80216
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