There’s no place like home for the holidays. This year, our team members have gone above and beyond to help our resident families get into the holiday spirit and celebrate the season. From potlucks to entertainment to visits from Santa, this holiday season at our communities has been full of the warmth of friends and neighbors coming together to enjoy the holidays. Take a peek at some of the special
When our team helps connect our residents with resources, it means more than a few dollars in their pockets. Sometimes, it means being able to stay in their home and maintain access to those resources. Recently, our Resident Services and Property Management teams helped Judith, a resident at one of our independent senior communities, obtain housing assistance. Judith says: "Every year I often worry about my rent increasing. I get
Back-to-school season is usually accompanied by excitement, a little nervousness about new classes and teachers, and looking forward to reconnecting with friends. For low income families, though, it can also be a time of high stress. For these families, especially those with more than one child, back-to-school season can mean being able to pay their bills or sacrificing their child being ready for school. According to Huntington Bank’s annual Backpack
Our residents are taking the summer to show off their gardening skills! Just after Memorial Day, an Eagle Scout troop, alongside Master Gardeners from the University of Nevada Cooperative Extension, our team, and residents, built a community garden at our Sky View Pines community. In just a few short weeks, the garden is in full bloom and has quickly become a point of pride for our residents. Residents who we
The Vegas Roots Community Garden ‘Veggie Buck Truck’ visited Annabelle Pines to help our residents access fresh produce. This pop-up mobile farmer’s market, the first of its kind in the Las Vegas area, delivers healthy, fresh, and affordable foods to low-income neighborhoods and vulnerable members of the Las Vegas community. Thirty-one residents of our Annabelle Pines independent senior community purchased locally sourced fresh fruits and vegetables during the visit. As
April is National Child Abuse Awareness Month. Our resident services coordinator at Sky View Pines Apartment Homes, Veronica, wanted to educate and empower residents on this critical issue for our community. Pinwheels are the national symbol for child abuse prevention, and Veronica turned that symbol into an everyday reminder of how we can engage within our communities to stop child abuse. During their very first Sky View Pines Pinwheel Planting
