🏠 Affordable housing for older adults is still available in Brookline! Hebrew SeniorLife's new building at 108 Centre Street has opened with 54 beautiful one-bedroom apartments — and some are still available for adults age 62 and over. ✨ The opportunity 👇 🏠 Modern 600-670 sq ft apartments with full kitchens and walk-in showers 🛡️ Designed specifically for the comfort and safety of older adults 💰 Priced for affordability: individuals with an annual income of up to $69,480 (for one person) or $79,440 (for two people) pay $1,836/month (which includes utilities) 🤝 Mobile voucher holders are also encouraged to apply! New resident Maureen Merner, 67, says, “The space is incredible,” adding, “never in a million years did I think anything this lovely would come into my life … I still cannot believe I’m here.” Thanks to Brookline News for reporting on this opportunity! Read the full story 👉 https://bit.ly/4jHO81H (fb)

This Jewish American Heritage Month, Hebrew SeniorLife celebrates the profound impact of Jewish tradition, resilience, and community across generations. Hebrew SeniorLife was founded in 1903 by a group of Orthodox Jews—five women and one man—committed to creating a home to care for “old and infirm Jewish men and women in the City of Boston.” Since then, guided by the Jewish faith’s commitment to tikkun olam, or “heal the world,” we have expanded to welcome patients and residents of all faiths and backgrounds. Every person receives the same level of care regardless of religion, culture, race, sexual orientation, gender expression, or class background. This Jewish American Heritage Month, we honor the stories of those who came before us and the traditions that continue to guide our care and communities. (fb)