SENIOR HOUSING
CHESAPEAKE:
Alta Reserve, 1005 Elysian Place (23320) 361-0066
*Cambridge Square, 704 Gainsborough Court (23322) 547-7119
Chesapeake Crossing Phase II, 1925 Robert Hall Blvd. (23324) 494-0941
The Commons at Chesapeake, 116 Gainsborough Sq. (23320) 436-2699
The Commons at Churchland, 3504 Executive Center Drive (23321) 484-8697
The Commons at Hunningdon Lakes, II, 1102 Alexandria Lane (23320) 819-7234
The Cottages at Great Bridge, 625 Bette’s Way (23320) 512-3050
Greenbrier Seniors Apartments, 1509 Ring Road (23320) 366-9676
Holly Point Apartments, 2410 Holly Point Blvd (23325) 1-866-902-5327
*Kemet House Apartments, 2139 Broadmoor Ave. (23323) 487-5021
Lighthouse Pointe, 933 Cedar Rd (23322) 382-4911
Sunstone, 4600 Peek Trail (23321) 488-3165
NORFOLK:
*Annetta M. Lane Apartments, 2734 Gate House Road (23504) 622-2386
*Braywood Manor, 7000 Auburn Avenue (23513) 857-4496
*Calvary Towers, 850 E. VA. Beach Blvd. (23504) 446-0850
*COGIC Memorial Home for the Elderly, 2412 E. Va. Beach 622-2513
Blvd. (23504)
Cromwell House, 114 Cromwell Pkwy. (23505) 480-4444
*Grace Place, 2735 Corprew Ave. (23504) 627-8552
*Granby House, 100 Suburban Pkwy. (23505) 583-6330
Harbor’s Edge, 1 Colley Ave (23510) 616-7950
John Knox Towers, 1210 Colonial Avenue (23517) 622-5443
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Norfolk (con’t
*Lakewood Plaza Apts., 5631 Tidewater Drive (23509) 857-5445
Shorewood Cove, 293 Corporate Blvd. (23502) 461-4080
Stonebridge Manor, 5432 Tidewater Drive (23509) 857-1351
*Suburban House, 110 Suburban Pkwy (23505) 588-6256
Talbot Park Commons, 6311 Granby St. (23505) 451-5100
*Tucker House, 7700 Armfield Avenue (23505) 489-7770
*Village Pointe, 1220 W. 38th Street (23508) 423-8100
Norfolk Redevelopment and Housing Authority (NRHA) 623-1111
Applications for the following NRHA Senior Mid-rises: 624-8615
*Bobbit Apts., 5920 Poplar Hall Dr. (23502)
*Franklin Arms 2500 E. Princess Anne Rd. (23504)
*Hunter Square, 825 Goff Street (23504)
*Partrea Apts., 701 Easy Street (23505)
*Sykes Apts., 555 E. Liberty Street (23523)
PORTSMOUTH:
The Commons at Greenwood, Airline Blvd. & Greenwood Dr. (23701) 465-9007
*Effingham Plaza, 715 Madison Street (23704) 393-4757
*Malvern Hill, 426 King Street (23704) 393-0905
*Mt. Herman Village, 2400 Cutherell St. (23707) 399-4462
*Phoebus Square Apts- to apply: You can obtain an application from the Authority’s website at www.prha.org, and it must be returned by mail. Applications are available to adults only, one person, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday between the hours of 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. To request reasonable accommodations please call 391-2080. TDD for the hearing impaired is 1-800-545-1833 ext. 869. These are the following four locations in Portsmouth:
Dale Homes Rental Office - 234 Dale Drive, Lincoln Park Rental office - 4 Lexington Drive
Westbury Homes Office - 900 Thomas Circle, Swanson Homes Rental Office - 1746 South Street
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Portsmouth (con’t
Shea Terrace Senior Apts, 253 Constitution Ave. (23704) 397-9804
Victory Square, 900 County St. (23704) 397-9991
SUFFOLK:
*Betty Davis Village, 100 Dover Court (23434) 539-6005
*Chorey Park, 804 W. Constance Road (23434) 925-1461
The Commons at Centerbrooke, 1056 Centerbrooke Lane (23434) 925-7955
*Hoffler Apartments, 2210 E. Washington St. (23434) 539-8742
*Magnolia Gardens, 219 Prospect Road (23434) 923-4260
The Orchards at Belleville Harbour, 1050 Belle Orchard Lane (23435) 484-7045
*William H. Plummer Plaza Retirement Community 686-0775
5520 Town Point Road, (23435)
VIRGINIA BEACH:
*Beth Sholom Sands, 6405 Auburn Drive (23464) 420-0891
Brenneman Lakes, 4400 Sanibel Cir. (23462) 1-866-485-7682
Colony Pines, 2600 Va. Beach Blvd. (23452) 486-7363
The Commons at Princess Anne, 4924 Princess Anne Road (23462) 490-7001
Haygood Halls, 1101 Ferry Plantation Rd. (23455) 1-888-219-7119
Holland House. 721 Chimney Hill Parkway (23462) 498-9225
Jamestown Commons, 1025 College Park Blvd. (23464) 361-6900
*Luther Manor, 350 Malibu Drive (23452) 463-3510
Lynnhaven Cove, 5020 Lynnhaven Pkwy. (23464) 467-4000
*Russell House, 900 First Colonial Road (23454) 481-0770
Silver Hill, 1537 Mill Dam Rd. (23454) 481-0055
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Silver Hill at Thalia, 4373 Bonney Rd (23452) 431-2290
*Sullivan House, Phase I & II 563-9955
2017-2033 General Booth Blvd. (23454)
Victoria Place, 4629 Shore Drive (23455) 313-2323
Wesleyan Place, 5445 Wesleyan Drive (23455) 473-1490
ISLE OF WIGHT
*Covenant Place, 601 Cedar Street, P.O. Box 994 Smithfield, VA (23430) 357-4469
*Subsidized based on income; all others flat rate rent
Gdata/ltc/sosres/seniorhousing Rev. 8/09
Saturday, September 26, 2009
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
National Conference Call Sept 25th for Nation
This message is from another ministry:
"It is critical that the church in America understands the times and what needs to be done now. The natural things speak of the invisible. Natural happenings on the earth are revealing something that is going on in the spiritual realm. There is a great spiritual conflict with a rising tide of Islamic boldness being manifested.
Our President has recently proclaimed, honored, and encouraged the Muslim holy days of prayer and fasting called Ramadan. He was very silent on the National Day of Prayer but very vocal on the support of Ramadan. Interestingly at the same time a major Christian leader of the Emergent Church called for forty days of fasting and prayer in the same Ramadan period with the goal that the church will better understand our Muslim friends. We are all for understanding but we must have spiritual discernment as to the spiritual dark powers that are being invoked into our nation.
At the same time, on the 25th of September, Muslims are calling for a Muslim Day of Prayer in Washington DC (http://www.islamoncapitolhill.com/). They are calling for 50,000 Muslims to gather and pray on the DC Mall.
This is the exact word of one of the Sheikhs who is leading this historic gathering, "Muslims should march on the White House. We are going to the White House so that Islam will be victorious, Allah willing, and the White House will become into a Muslim house." These are not empty words. They speak of a dark spiritual intent and a coming day of great trouble to America.
This convergence, I believe, is urgently summoning us in the midst of the rising tide of Islamic influence in America to recognize that our God is above every god and that if we return to Him with all of our hearts and call upon Him with fasting and prayer then God could use what the enemy meant for evil to bring about a great day of salvation for Muslims in America, of which Rifqa is but a major sign.
Therefore we are calling Christians all over America to join Lou Engle, Mrs. Shirley Dobson, Tony Perkins, and many other major leaders in America to a national conference call to pray for America. Please join us on Thursday, September 24th from 7:30PM to 9:00PM Eastern Time for possibly one of the greatest moments in American history."
Conference Call Numbers: 712-338-8100
Alternate Dial in Numbers: 218-486-1400 or 507-726-3200
Participant Passcode: 637# (NDP#)
Live Audio Feed: www.nationaldayofprayer.org
"It is critical that the church in America understands the times and what needs to be done now. The natural things speak of the invisible. Natural happenings on the earth are revealing something that is going on in the spiritual realm. There is a great spiritual conflict with a rising tide of Islamic boldness being manifested.
Our President has recently proclaimed, honored, and encouraged the Muslim holy days of prayer and fasting called Ramadan. He was very silent on the National Day of Prayer but very vocal on the support of Ramadan. Interestingly at the same time a major Christian leader of the Emergent Church called for forty days of fasting and prayer in the same Ramadan period with the goal that the church will better understand our Muslim friends. We are all for understanding but we must have spiritual discernment as to the spiritual dark powers that are being invoked into our nation.
At the same time, on the 25th of September, Muslims are calling for a Muslim Day of Prayer in Washington DC (http://www.islamoncapitolhill.com/). They are calling for 50,000 Muslims to gather and pray on the DC Mall.
This is the exact word of one of the Sheikhs who is leading this historic gathering, "Muslims should march on the White House. We are going to the White House so that Islam will be victorious, Allah willing, and the White House will become into a Muslim house." These are not empty words. They speak of a dark spiritual intent and a coming day of great trouble to America.
This convergence, I believe, is urgently summoning us in the midst of the rising tide of Islamic influence in America to recognize that our God is above every god and that if we return to Him with all of our hearts and call upon Him with fasting and prayer then God could use what the enemy meant for evil to bring about a great day of salvation for Muslims in America, of which Rifqa is but a major sign.
Therefore we are calling Christians all over America to join Lou Engle, Mrs. Shirley Dobson, Tony Perkins, and many other major leaders in America to a national conference call to pray for America. Please join us on Thursday, September 24th from 7:30PM to 9:00PM Eastern Time for possibly one of the greatest moments in American history."
Conference Call Numbers: 712-338-8100
Alternate Dial in Numbers: 218-486-1400 or 507-726-3200
Participant Passcode: 637# (NDP#)
Live Audio Feed: www.nationaldayofprayer.org
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Partners 335: How to Tell Real Census Workers in 2010 Census when they come to your door.
Some very good information below.
Short quick read.
This information is being distributed by the Dallas / Ft. Worth IBMer Organization to warn it's thousands of members of fraud associated with the 2010 Census (some pre-census activity is already underway). However, this warning is for ALL citizens so you may want to pass it on to everyone you know.
2010 Census Cautions
by Susan Johnson - August 3, 2009 12:07 pm
Be Cautious About Giving Info to Census Workers
With the U.S. Census process beginning, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) advises people to be cooperative, but cautious, so as not to become a victim of fraud or identity theft. The first phase of the 2010 U.S. Census is under way as workers have begun verifying the addresses of households across the country. Eventually, more than 140,000 U.S. Census workers will count every person in the United States and will gather information about every person living at each address including name, age, gender, race, and other relevant data. The big question is - how do you tell the difference between a U.S. Census worker and a con artist? BBB offers the following advice:
** If a U.S. Census worker knocks on your door, they will have:
1. A badge
2. A handheld device
3. A Census Bureau canvas bag
4. A confidentiality notice
Be sure and ask to see:
1. Their identification and
2. Their badge before answering their questions.
NEVER invite anyone you don't know into your home.
** Census workers are currently only knocking on doors to verify address information. Do not give your Social Security number, credit card or banking information to anyone, even if they claim they need it for the U.S. Census.
While the Census Bureau might ask for basic financial information, such as a salary range, it will not ask for Social Security, bank account, or credit card numbers nor will employees solicit donations.
Eventually, Census workers may contact you by telephone, mail, or in person at home. However, they will not contact you by Email, so be on the lookout for Email scams impersonating the Census.
Never click on a link or open any attachments in an Email that are supposedly from the U.S. Census Bureau.
For more advice on avoiding identity theft and fraud, visit www.bbb.org.
Short quick read.
This information is being distributed by the Dallas / Ft. Worth IBMer Organization to warn it's thousands of members of fraud associated with the 2010 Census (some pre-census activity is already underway). However, this warning is for ALL citizens so you may want to pass it on to everyone you know.
2010 Census Cautions
by Susan Johnson - August 3, 2009 12:07 pm
Be Cautious About Giving Info to Census Workers
With the U.S. Census process beginning, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) advises people to be cooperative, but cautious, so as not to become a victim of fraud or identity theft. The first phase of the 2010 U.S. Census is under way as workers have begun verifying the addresses of households across the country. Eventually, more than 140,000 U.S. Census workers will count every person in the United States and will gather information about every person living at each address including name, age, gender, race, and other relevant data. The big question is - how do you tell the difference between a U.S. Census worker and a con artist? BBB offers the following advice:
** If a U.S. Census worker knocks on your door, they will have:
1. A badge
2. A handheld device
3. A Census Bureau canvas bag
4. A confidentiality notice
Be sure and ask to see:
1. Their identification and
2. Their badge before answering their questions.
NEVER invite anyone you don't know into your home.
** Census workers are currently only knocking on doors to verify address information. Do not give your Social Security number, credit card or banking information to anyone, even if they claim they need it for the U.S. Census.
While the Census Bureau might ask for basic financial information, such as a salary range, it will not ask for Social Security, bank account, or credit card numbers nor will employees solicit donations.
Eventually, Census workers may contact you by telephone, mail, or in person at home. However, they will not contact you by Email, so be on the lookout for Email scams impersonating the Census.
Never click on a link or open any attachments in an Email that are supposedly from the U.S. Census Bureau.
For more advice on avoiding identity theft and fraud, visit www.bbb.org.
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Proven Hope Focused Program of Couples Counseling offered Free to couples from Regent University
Proven Hope Focused Program of Couples Counseling offered Free to couples from Regent University
The Hope Focused program of couples counseling is now open for new couples to participate. www.mmatecenter.com
Who is this for? Couples are welcome to join who are struggling with everyday problems or more difficult problems as well. It is a short term (8-12 weeks) counseling program so those with severe or specific issues requiring more time and attention (infidelity, violence, untreated substance abuse) will be referred for longer term treatment outside of the study.
What is the Hope Project? The Hope project is an outreach and research project supported by Regent University therefore we are able to offer this program at No cost for couples in the community. It is a brief hope-focused approach focusing on increasing the positives in the relationship. It includes personalized assessment and feedback, communication skills, conflict resolution skills, exploring the influence of the past, apologies, forgiveness and other tailored interventions. It is completely private within our clinic.
What has research on the Hope Project shown? The research on the Hope approach has shown for over 10 years that this approach works well with couples. It increases satisfaction, commitment, positive communication skills, closeness and forgiving significantly after treatment and in follow-up data as well. The local Hope project has been going on for 3 years now with strong data support
Is it a religious program? It can be. The project follows ethical guidelines for all therapists where we tailor the approach to the couple. There is a Christian version of the Hope approach that can be used including scripture reference, prayer and discussion of spiritual growth if both members of the couple would prefer that approach. There is also the standard approach which does not include spiritual things but supports the good goal of a healthy relationship.
How should I communicate this to my congregation/friends/colleagues? You can send the information above through an email which is easiest, or we can send you flyers and further information about the approach as needed. You are welcome to sign up yourself to “check it out” and see if it’s something that would be helpful to couples. For any questions about the project please call our project office at 757-352-4896 or call me (Dr. Ripley) directly at 757-352-4296.
Jennifer Ripley, PhD
Professor of Psychology
Regent University
1000 Regent Drive, CRB 161
Virginia Beach VA 23464
757-352-4296
jennrip@regent.edu
The Hope Focused program of couples counseling is now open for new couples to participate. www.mmatecenter.com
Who is this for? Couples are welcome to join who are struggling with everyday problems or more difficult problems as well. It is a short term (8-12 weeks) counseling program so those with severe or specific issues requiring more time and attention (infidelity, violence, untreated substance abuse) will be referred for longer term treatment outside of the study.
What is the Hope Project? The Hope project is an outreach and research project supported by Regent University therefore we are able to offer this program at No cost for couples in the community. It is a brief hope-focused approach focusing on increasing the positives in the relationship. It includes personalized assessment and feedback, communication skills, conflict resolution skills, exploring the influence of the past, apologies, forgiveness and other tailored interventions. It is completely private within our clinic.
What has research on the Hope Project shown? The research on the Hope approach has shown for over 10 years that this approach works well with couples. It increases satisfaction, commitment, positive communication skills, closeness and forgiving significantly after treatment and in follow-up data as well. The local Hope project has been going on for 3 years now with strong data support
Is it a religious program? It can be. The project follows ethical guidelines for all therapists where we tailor the approach to the couple. There is a Christian version of the Hope approach that can be used including scripture reference, prayer and discussion of spiritual growth if both members of the couple would prefer that approach. There is also the standard approach which does not include spiritual things but supports the good goal of a healthy relationship.
How should I communicate this to my congregation/friends/colleagues? You can send the information above through an email which is easiest, or we can send you flyers and further information about the approach as needed. You are welcome to sign up yourself to “check it out” and see if it’s something that would be helpful to couples. For any questions about the project please call our project office at 757-352-4896 or call me (Dr. Ripley) directly at 757-352-4296.
Jennifer Ripley, PhD
Professor of Psychology
Regent University
1000 Regent Drive, CRB 161
Virginia Beach VA 23464
757-352-4296
jennrip@regent.edu
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