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ACCESSIBLE
HOUSING
Sunset Park/
Msgr. Mullaney
Beginning
on June 28, 2010 our 15-unit building at 4301 8th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY will be
re-opening its waiting list to handicapped adults with limited income.
Qualifications
for the 15 units, which are all designed for the mobility impaired, will be
based on Section 8 guidelines. Handicapped individuals include those that are
deaf, blind, mobility- impaired (permanently requiring a wheelchair) that would
benefit from an independent living environ- ment.
Interested
persons may obtain an application by writing to:
Sunset Park/Msgr. Mullaney
c/o
P.O.P. MGMT. CORP.
191 Joralemon Street, 8th Floor
Brooklyn, New York
11201
Or
in person at 4301 8th Avenue; Brooklyn, NY 11222; leave contact information.
All applications will be mailed.
Applications
will not be available until July 5th, 2010.
COMPLETED
APPLICATIONS MUST BE SENT BY REGULAR MAIL TO THE POST OFFICE BOX INDICATED ON
THE APPLICATION FORM. APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED AT THE POST OFFICE NO LATER
THAN
JULY 17, 2010. |
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ADA SUMMIT
United Spinal Assoc. Looks at Past
and Future
United
Spinal Association’s Pres. and CEO Paul Tobin, front left, and General
Counsel Jim Weisman, back right, are shown with program speakers at the third
annual Disability Leadership and Policy Summit, “The First 20 Years, The
Next Generation & Beyond” at Hofstra University, Hempstead, N.Y. in
June.
Speakers
are, front, Disability Rights Advocate and Activist Susan Gordon Ryan, and
Chairman of the Board of VetsFirst Terence Moakley; back row left to right,
Commissioner of Rehabilitation Services Administration, U.S. Dept. of Education
Lynnae Ruttledge; United Spinal’s Sr. Vice Pres. for Accessibility
Services Kleo King; and former Exec. Dir. of the Disabilities Network of New
York City (DNNYC) Lawrence Carter-Long.
Paul Tobin,
front and Jim Weisman, back third from left, are shown with Visionary Award
Recipients, back left to right, Able Publisher Angela Melledy; Pres. and CEO of
the Disability Opportunity Fund Charles Hammerman and Pepsico representative
Mary McEvoy. |
