The Oak Park Housing Authority (OPHA) and its affiliate, the Oak Park Residence Corporation, own and operate 3 apartment buildings that serve low-income, elderly and disabled individuals.

Income qualified residents pay a portion of the full rental cost (based on 30% of the tenant’s adjusted income) and Federal rent subsidies cover the balance of the rent. Each building maintains a separate waiting list.

	Mills Park Tower
	This is a 19-story building located at 1025 Pleasant Place, in beautiful Mills Park, approximately 3 blocks south of downtown Oak Park and the Metra train station. Mills Park Tower provides 198 one-bedroom apartments for elderly residents who are maintaining their own personal and financial needs. The newly remodeled ground floor contains laundry facilities, a community room a large screen TV, and a library. A home health care agency staffs a Caring Center on the premises with doctors and nurses available to the residents.
	For additional information about Mills Park Tower, please contact Melissa Winn: melissa@oakparkha.org, 708-386-7536.

	The Oaks
	The Oaks, located at 114 South Humphrey, is a beautifully rehabilitated, 6-story building with an interior, landscaped atrium that serves elderly and disabled individuals capable of maintaining their own personal and financial needs. This award-winning building offers 75 studio and one-bedroom apartments, with kitchens and private bathrooms. Amenities include an on-site home health care agency and a computer learning center that provides free computer and internet access.
	For additional information about The Oaks, please contact Deidra Patterson: deepatterson@comcast.net, 708-386-5812.

	Ryan Farrelly Apartments
	The Ryan Farrelly Apartments is a newly constructed, three-story building at 435 South Humphrey designed to meet the housing needs of the severely mobility impaired, who are maintaining their own personal and financial matters. This 21-unit building offers studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, plus a resident manager’s apartment. Each unit is equipped with modern safety systems and is designed to accommodate the wheelchair-bound. A community room with TV also improves the quality of life for the residents. Off-street parking is available.
	For additional information on Ryan Farrelly, please contact Deidra Patterson: deepatterson@comcast.net, 708-386-5812.