“The Dr. Alice Moore Apartments will offer residents who are living with mental illness the promise of a brighter future by offering them comprehensive supportive services within a safe and affordable housing community that they can be proud to call their new home,” says Stephanie Berman, president and CEO of Carrfour Supportive Housing.

The four-story building will offer studio and one-bedroom units. Among the planned amenities include: an outdoor community green space, a library/business center, a gym, lobby and reception area and community meeting space.

“We are grateful for the partnership of Carrfour and the City of West Palm Beach to enable our clients to live independently and take advantage of all that our community has to offer,” says Dr. Linda De Piano, CEO of the Jerome Golden Center.

Dr. Alice Moore Apartments will be managed by Crossroads Management, LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Carrfour Supportive Housing, Inc. In collaboration with the Jerome Golden Center, the community will offer a variety of on-site supportive services aimed at helping residents achieve wellness independence, including a full range of behavioral health and primary care services.

The Florida Housing Finance Corporation and the Enterprise Community Partners provided funding for the project, along with the City of West Palm Beach who, through its Department of Housing and Community Development, contributed $1.1 million in federal program funds and other development incentives for the project.  The Bank of America also provided construction financing.