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Welcome » » Senior Programs
Senior Programs
Be it in the privacy of their own homes, at one of our six Corps/Community Centers, or at one of our two independent-living, residential apartment-buildings for senior citizens, the elderly in our community have found a safe haven at The Salvation Army. Programs that deliver meals and friendly smiles offer solace to the homebound; those who are able to mobilize find a place of camaraderie and activity at our Corps/Community Centers, where they are also provided daily breakfast and lunch meals; those who are on a low income and need an affordable place to live, have made our William Booth and Evangeline Booth Garden Apartments true communities. These residential living units charge rent on an income-based scaling system and afford our elderly the independence and dignity they deserve.
Dedicated to enriching the lives of the people
we serve, The Salvation Army of Greater
Houston's programs and services enable us to
truly make a difference every day. No place
is that mission more apparent than in our work
with our elderly clients. With dignity and
pride, our Corps/Community Centers provide a
social life for seniors, our two 63-unit
residential complexes provide them a place to
call home, and our staff and volunteers
provide them the respect they deserve.
Be it in the privacy of their own homes, at
one of our six Corps/Community Centers, or at
one of our two independent-living, residential
apartment-buildings for senior citizens, the
elderly in our community have found a safe
haven at The Salvation Army. Programs that
deliver meals and friendly smiles offer solace
to the homebound; those who are able to
mobilize find a place of camaraderie and
activity at our Corps/Community Centers, where
they are also provided daily breakfast and
lunch meals; those who are on a low income and
need an affordable place to live, have made
our William Booth and Evangeline Booth Garden
Apartments true communities. These
residential living units charge rent on an
income-based scaling system and afford our
elderly the independence and dignity they
deserve.
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