$188K in expenses

The organization provides HUD-funded wheelchair accessible housing to low income people with physical disabilities at its 17-unit apartment complex. During FY 2024, inglis gardens at evesham maintained 90-95% occupancy in its 17 apartments.inglis gardens at evesham opened in september 2003 and features 17 one-bedroom accessible apartments designed for people with physical disabilities who require wheelchairs. The apartments are for rent by low or very low income individuals, 18 years of age or older, who can live independently.tenants may also take advantage of other inglis programs, including:care management - helping clients with physical disabilities to arrange and manage the resources necessary to maintain a healthy, independent lifestyle.resident services coordination- providing services that link residents of affordable, accessible housing to supportive services and community resources.community employment services - finding employment opportunities and providing job coaching and training.adult day program - providing stimulating social, educational, therapeutic and wellness activities.journeys- behavioral health mobile peer support partnership services.inglis assistive technology solutions-assistive technology solutions for community-based clients (ats).