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SpecialtiesWelcome home to Pacific Villa, perfectly located in Tacoma, WA. Pacific Villa is a low-income senior housing development that offers comfortable, safe, and convenient units for low-income seniors over age of 62. Our community is located near a bus line and next to the Korean Women's Association Community Services Center and is owned by the KWA. Our building contains 25 one bedroom apartment homes designed with your comfort and convenience in mind. Each floor plan offers you a unique combination of luxury and attention to detail. Our homes feature plush carpeting in the living room and bedroom, vinyl flooring in the kitchen, dining area and bathroom, full size refrigerator and range, large windows with lots of natural light and vertical blinds. Pacific Villa offers exercise classes as well as culturally sensitive services for residents such as naturalization and English as a second language class. A community room, community kitchen, free parking, laundry facilities on each floor, on-site management and maintenance and controlled access to the building. Come and see why Pacific Villa should be your new home.

Housing Resources Bainbridge (HRB) is Bainbridge Island's sole nonprofit affordable housing provider and advocate, functioning as a community land trust to ensure diverse backgrounds and incomes can reside on the island. HRB offers below-market rental homes and is currently developing Wintergreen Townhomes, a 73-unit mixed-income residential community, to further their mission of creating a more equitable, inclusive, and healthy community through permanently affordable housing. Generated from the website

The Delridge Neighborhoods Development Association (DNDA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to integrating art, nature, and community in the Delridge and West Seattle areas. They provide free art and nature programs for BIPOC youth, conduct forest restoration activities, and offer affordable housing opportunities for local families. At the historic Youngstown Cultural Arts Center, DNDA fosters community engagement through various initiatives, including weekly EcoArts activities and guided nature walks at Roxhill Park. Their programs aim to build resilience and strengthen community ties while promoting sustainability and cultural enrichment. Generated from the website