The Core Initiatives That Drives Affordable
Housing Solutions

Assess the needs, barriers and strengths of the community to create
opportunities for growth.

Affordable Housing Solutions provides affordable housing developers and property management companies with supportive services plans in support of funding applications for building additional housing units, renovations or historic preservations. AHS creates value for onsite resident services through high level community partnerships, and innovative programs with the tools to measure how residents benefited from the supportive services plans.

Purposeful Living

connecting residents to things that matters to them.

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Housing Stabilization

Housing stabilization reduces stress by removing the root causes of eviction

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Community
Partnerships

Building a coalition of stakeholders that speaks boldly to enhancing the lives of residents.

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Youth Enrichment

Providing youth with access to resources and opportunities…

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About Us

Affordable housing solutions
for a better tomorrow

We are a collective body of social work trained and educated individuals who view affordable housing as the foundation to stabilize housing and support residents' growth.

AHS utilize resident services as a vehicle to transform lives, support behavioral change and advance people out of an impoverished state of being.

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See AHS impact in Action

See AHS impact in Action

See AHS impact in Action

Our Impact

Affordable Housing Solutions utilizes resident surveys and intake assessments to address the complex needs and the diverse interests of residents. We hear the residents, engage them and move forward together to live with purpose, pride, and productivity
  • Partnered with Virginia Commonwealth University to secure a 1.5 Million dollar grant to expand health clinics into four public housing communities
  • Launched a homeless diversion program to provide affordable housing with supportive services for older adults transitioning from being unhoused.
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We provide measurable impact of resident
services and strong community partnerships

Health Affairs

One out of ten residents are older than age sixty-two; 60 percent have a high school diploma or GED and 35 percent do not, while 5 percent spent some time in college.

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Socioeconomic Effects

Objectives: Older adults have been disproportionately affected by COVID-19. The primary goal of this study is to determine the socioeconomic effects on psychosocial factors

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Social Assessments

The purpose of this service-learning project is to design and implement a Virtual Travel Program for identified residents of affordable housing units in which the program offers special

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School of Gerontology Memior Project

The purpose of this seminar course is to provide an overview of adult psychological

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