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How much does it cost to apply?
It is free to apply for housing and to be added to the waitlist. You will not be asked to pay any money until you have signed your lease and receive possession of an apartment. At that time, you will be required to pay for the rent, security deposit, and dining services program (unless exempted).
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How much does it cost to live in an affordable apartment?
Kavod's affordable apartments are subsidized through HUD and based on all forms income.
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How long is your wait list?
Our wait list times can vary from month to month so it is best to contact our Leasing Department to get the most up to date information. You can reach our Leasing Coordinator at 303.399.1146 x133.
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Do I need to apply for a separate housing subsidy to live at Kavod Senior Life?
No, only one application is required to apply for a subsidized/afforable apartment at Kavod Senior Life. You must qualify for tenancy, and subsidy, based on Kavod Tenant Selection Plan. Kavod is a Project Based Section 8 subsidized property.
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Is the dining program mandatory for Senior Living residents?
Yes, the meal program is one of our required services. The current monthly cost per resident is $262 (as of 2023). A meal subsidy may be available to individuals who qualify (exemptions are considered and USDA-SNAP benefits will soon be accepted). We find that the meal program is an important service in helping residents remain independent for as long as possible.
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What if I need Assisted Living?
Kavod also offers a wonderful Assisted Living that provides assistance with medication and all the activities of daily living, as well as 3 meals each day. Contact our Leasing Coordinator for further details or visit our Assisted Living page.
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Do you have two-bedroom apartments?
No, Kavod only offers one bedroom and studio apartments.
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Do you have furnished apartments?
No, all Kavod affordable housing and assisted living apartments are unfurnished.
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Can I choose where my apartment will be located?
Apartments are leased to applicants on a first come, first serve basis. If an applicant does not accept an apartment when offered, their name is removed from the top of the waiting list and the applicant must reapply.
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Why do I have to provide financial and medical expense information on my application?
Rent for Kavod Affordable Housing is based on a number of factors including income, assets and various eligible medical expenses. The information you provide is then verified by a third party to determine eligibility for the HUD subsidy program and the amount of the rent. Information obtained is strictly confidential and your privacy is carefully guarded.
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Do you have to be Jewish to live at Kavod?
No. We pride ourselves on being a community that is open to all, regardless of race, color, religion, gender, national origin, disability, familial status or sexual orientation.
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I need to move immediately. Do you give any preference to individuals in need?
We are governed by state and federal fair housing law which prohibits us from giving preferential treatment to any individual. The only exception would be individuals that are victims of a Presidential declared disaster such as Hurricane Katrina. These individuals may be eligible to receive priority on our waitlist.
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Is there resident parking available?
Kavod does have limited on-site parking for residents. There is a waiting list that residents can add their name to upon move in.