Senior Housing in Peabody

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		Eaves by Avalon (formerly Essex Place)     51 Keys Drive     Peabody, MA  01960     866-699-9059
		Terrace Estates     152 Shore Dr # A,     Peabody, MA 01960     (978) 531-1172
		Brown School Residences     200 Lynn St     Peabody, MA 01960     (978) 977-977-0000
Public Housing (Subsidized)
Rent based on 30% of income.
Peabody Housing Auithority (age 60+) Executive Director Anne Marie Burns 667/1 Bresnahan Street      35 units 667-2 Wilson Terrace           50 units 667-3 Connolly Terrace        52 units 667-4 Eastman Park              52 units 667-5 Rockdale Park             50 units 667-6 Seeglitz*                      78 units 667-7 Farnsworth                 29 units The Seeglitz is located at 75 Central Street.  It has a federal subsidy and requires a separate application (green). Seeglitz is Supportive Housing Supportive Housing services are available to all residents that live in specific Supportive Housing Sites (https://www.mass.gov/doc/supportive-housing-sites-0/download) Residents must apply directly to the housing owner in order to live in these properties. Supportive housing eligibility is determined by each building owner.  <<Checklist of Docs>> <<Application for Seeglitz*>> (print on green paper) The other buildings (Bresnahan, Wilson Terrace, Connolly Terrace, Eastman Park, Rockdale Park and Farnsworth are state subsidized and require a separate application (white) <<Checklist of Docs>> <<Application for Public Housing (Subsidized <<Supplement to Application >> <<Apply Online>>		Peabody Housing Authority     75 Central Street     Peabody, MA - 01960     (978) 531-1938 Peabody housing authority provides housing assistance to low income residents through the management of the areas housing choice voucher program - section 8. This program is income based and the eligibility guidelines are set by HUD. There may be waiting lists for these vouchers and at times the lists may close to new applicants based on the size of and length of wait on the lists. If you are in need of housing assistance in the area please contact the Housing Authority directly to obtain more information about eligibility requirements, availability of assistance, the status of any waiting lists and their application procedures. Type of Listing: Housing Authority
Privately Owned Affordable Housing (income based) 62+
	88 Units	Fairweather Apartments     20 Central St      Peabody, MA 01960     (978) 744-7835 Rent subsidies are available for income-qualified residents. Professional on-site management, with 24-hour emergency response, is offered by Preservation Housing Management.
	140 Units	Peabody House     18 Walnut St     Peabody, MA - 01960     978-532-1516 Peabody house is a senior low income housing apartment subsidized by the federal governments HUD (housing and urban development division). Type of Listing: HUD Subsidized Apartment Section 8 Housing assistance is available where approved.
	173 Units	Tannery II     12 Crowninshield Street     Peabody, MA - 01960     978-532-4800 Tannery II is a family low income housing apartment subsidized by the federal governments HUD (housing and urban development division). Type of Listing: HUD Subsidized Apartment Section 8 Housing assistance is available where approved.
	48 Units	Penelope I Penelope II             98 Central Street             Peabody, MA - 01960             (978) 531-5883 Penelope is a senior affordable living community. Type of Listing: HUD Subsidized Apartment Section 8 Housing assistance where approved.

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SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) Formerly Food Stamps

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SNAP (formerly known as Food Stamps)

SNAP ASSISTANCE
Seniors living on a fixed income may be eligible for SNAP benefits. The FoodSource Hotline can help with applications on the telephone. They also assists current SNAP recipients with questions regarding their cases as well as referrals for local emergency food resources.
The Food/Source Hotline is open
Monday–Friday from 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM and
Saturday 10:00 AM-2:00 PM.
The Food/Source Hotline phone number is 1-800-645-8333.

GOOD NEWS FOR SENIORS
Help is Available to Beat the High Cost of Food

If you are a low-income senior (age 60 or over), you may now qualify for food assistance through the SNAP Program, even if you own a home or a car or have savings. Thanks to new changes to the SNAP program, there is no asset limit for seniors whose incomes fall within certain guidelines (income from those assets may be counted); and other program improvements have increased benefits for thousands of households. (Seniors whose incomes fall above the guidelines may still be eligible, but their assets will be considered.)

New Asset Rules for Senior/Disabled Households

Household Size      Monthly Gross Income           Assets

     1                             Below $2,510                  No Asset Limit
     2                             Below $3,407                  No Asset Limit

SNAP eligibility is based on income and certain expenses. To find out if you are eligible, call Project Bread’s Hotline at
1-800-645-8333

Monday—Friday 8:00 AM–7:00 PM and Saturday 10:00 AM–2 PM.

The SNAP program is a nutrition assistance program designed to help individuals and families buy nutritious food when money’s tight.

• Keep elderly family members independent. For the elderly, participation can help improve nutritional status and well-being and increase independence. Nine percent of participants are age 60 or older.
• By receiving SNAP benefits you are not taking benefits away from another person. Everyone who applies and is determined to be eligible by the State/local eligibility worker will get SNAP benefits.
• While some receive $10.00, the average monthly food stamp benefit is about $86.00.
• In June 2004, the food stamp program completed a transformation from paper coupons to an electronic Benefit Card (EBT Card). Participants receive a plastic EBT card (similar to a bank debit card) with the dollar amount for which they are eligible each month.

The SNAP program generates economic activity.

• Every $4.00 in new SNAP benefits generates $9.20 in total community spending.
• Every additional dollars worth of SNAP benefits generates 17 to 47 cents of new spending on food.
• On average, $1 billion of retail food demand by SNAP recipients generates 3,300 farm jobs.

Call your local office to apply at 978-825-7300.

If you need assistance to apply, please call Sheila, Maryanne, Amber or Sandra at 978-531-2254.

 

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Fill-able Print-able SNAP Application

Complete and print a fill-able application provided here. Please note, the Adobe Acrobat Reader only allows you to view and print fill-able PDF forms. It does not allow you to save the completed form to your computer. Once you complete the application, make sure you print it, sign it, and mail to: DTA P.O. Box 4406 Taunton, MA 02780-0420.

 

SNAP Benefits Application (English) Fill-able PDF    Application Checklist page 12

 
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SNAP Application for Seniors 

To help us determine your eligibility for SNAP benefits, you may be asked to provide proofs (verifications) of certain statements you have made.  You may submit those proofs (verifications) by mailing or faxing them to DTA. Here is the Department of Transitional Assistance (DTA) Electronic Document Management (EDM) Mail/Fax Cover Sheet: (DTA EDM Mail/Fax Cover Sheet - ENGLISH)  

SNAP Medical Expense Flyer 

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