Awarded $10 million dollars in Low-Income Housing Tax Credits
Total development budget of $14.7 million
The Need
This project is intended to build upon the success of OTR Community Housing’s history of providing well operated supportive housing to the most vulnerable members of our community. Gloria’s Place project will most closely resemble our Jimmy Heath House project in Over-the-Rhine, which has successfully provided dignified housing for people who are unhoused for over 10 years.
We target the most challenging situations—people who have experienced chronic homelessness, who do not respond to traditional treatment programs, and spend years cycling between the streets, shelters, jail cells, and emergency rooms. This cycle is extraordinarily expensive for communities and profoundly destructive for the people caught in it. Gloria’s Place will interrupt the cycle by providing a permanent home without requiring sobriety first. Residents are then surrounded with robust support services.
Project Details
Staffed 24/7 at front desk
Studio and one-bedroom apartments
Four-story structure with an elevator, laundry room, common
lounge/dining room, and a common kitchen to accommodate volunteers
On-site case management and supportive services will be provided by OTR Community Housing and other providers
Case management offices
Space for visiting medical professionals
Single point of entry and secured building entrances
Staffed 24/7 at front desk
Partners
Cincinnati Development Fund · City of Cincinnati · Federal Home Loan Bank of Cincinnati · Greater Cincinnati Behavioral Health Services · Greater Cincinnati Homeless Coalition · Hamilton County · Model Construction · National Equity Fund · New Republic Architecture · Ohio Housing Finance Agency · Stock Yards Bank and Trust · Strategies to End Homelessness · The Corporation for Supportive Housing