Special Needs Housing
Residents at 260 Camino Alto in Mill Valley.   260 Camino Alto, Mill Valley
  Nestled at the foot of Mt. Tamalpais behind shopping on Blythedale Avenue, 260 Camino Alto serves the special needs of persons with physical disabilities.
  In 1983, EAH, Marin Center for Independent Living and Catholic Charities worked to transform a longtime vision of independent, affordable living which was wheelchair accessible.
  The award-winning design, financed by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), includes special features that promote community and independent living.

Margaret Duncan Greene Apartments in Novato.   Margaret Duncan Greene Apartments, Novato
  Co-sponsored by Buckelew Programs and EAH, these 16 independent living apartments for persons with mental disabilities, on an infill site in downtown Novato, are funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), with assistance from local financing sources.
  There is green space, a barbecue area and a common laundry room.
  Residents are part of Buckelew's Marin Assisted Independent Living Program.

  Lincoln Avenue Apartments, San Rafael
  These independent living apartments for persons with developmental disabilities were a joint project of Therapon and EAH, with services now provided by OFI.
  Twelve adults live in six two-bedroom apartments, with an on-site one-bedroom apartment for the resident manager.
  The infill site is right on Lincoln Avenue, near transit and services, and has its own community room and laundry.
  Area that would normally be required for parking is used for recreation and green space, since additional parking is not needed.

626 Del Ganado in Terra Linda   626 Del Ganado, Terra Linda
  These independent living apartments for persons with developmental disabilities were built on land owned by Christ Presbyterian Church, between the church and the Terra Linda Recreation Center.
  The 12-unit complex is built around a central courtyard and tree-shaded patio.
  Services are proveded by MARC, whose real estate arm, Marin Housing for the Handicapped (MHH), developed the complex with EAH.
  Even though it is on the edge of a single-family neighborhood, it is near transit and shopping, and has become an integral part of the area.

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