Dream- Conceive- Believe- Achieve It can be no other way. The foundation was established for the explicit purpose of empowering those from all walks of life who are authentically talented creative. Individuals which can contribute to their community and society as a whole but lack direction and action steps which transform ambition into execution. The foundation was established in 2010 by the organizations founder and directer Esalyn Evans. Ms. Evans , after personally observing the challenges presented  by her own efforts to pursue her own dreams, gain entry into the entertainment industry, she had an epiphany. She recognized that no matter an individuals level of talent and ability, without clarified direction and instruction, one can easily face insurmountable entry  barriers to whatever field, industry or career.

 

Hello, My name is Anthony Prescott, I am one of the managing members of the foundation.Our mission is to reinvigorate the passions surrounding individual dreams and work hand in hand with our members to create the life circumstances that can collectively cultivate our members efforts and bring your  unique vision  to fruition.  Whatever is in your heart and mind. We know you've been persistently overlooked, unheard and, unseen. But no more. Humbly, we make this appeal to unknown creators living within our communities. Through collaboration, commitment and consistency our programs intimately engage with members to aid in their personal and professional achievement.
 

​Become a member today. Take part in our collection of  life success coaches from around the world. As a member be the first to attend ground breaking online seminars , live streams and videos that will revel the secrets of individuals just like you who, were once in your position, yet  have overcome their personal challenges and went on to reach great heights .

The cost to program participants is free, nothing, zero, zilch, not withstanding  fees associated with and access to premium mentorship programing.*

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The P3 Community services model

 Low income and Homelessness has deep and costly repercussions. Homelessness affects not only the individual experiencing that crisis, but also increases community costs and negatively impacts the quality of life for community residents, businesses, and visitors. The Program’s design involves a commitment to proving a community based organizations to meet people where they’re at. In-order to truly understand their struggle, the foundation is working towards solution based initiatives to move beyond a facade of caring and proactively engaging with those who are economically challenged to bring about the form of change that is palpable and effective.

 

Presently, there is a plethora of organizations geared towards helping those in immediate need. We are grateful for each of the individuals involved with the heart to help any individual in need, even if the program and its processes involve only emergency aid.  " If you give a man a fish he will eat for a day. Teach a man how to fish and he will eat for a lifetime." The Bible.

 

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To achieve different results, the community must utilize different tactics. In order to ensure that all members of low income and single parent households have an opportunity to become productive members of society We must take a fresh approach to the  individual obstacles, (Even those self imposed), which our families are involuntarily subjected to through our own indecision, mistaken belief, lack of education, guidance , structure and belief in ourselves. The complete scope and magnitude and importance of the problems one might face are wholly unique to the individual and ones circumstances. Problems individuals and complete  families face on a day to day basis must be addressed upon a case by case basis. Essentially because my struggle is not yours and the process must be individually tailored to ensure progress is cognizable, versus advancement being solely qualified by ones  participation with a wide assortment of programs offered by both public and private avenues. With the realization that the problem is systemic. and beyond the ability of any form of organization to resolve alone. P3 is committed to collaborating with all community service organizations and community outreach program with a focus on on personal empowerment through action.

 

For example, the mere fact that you or I are present  within in a restaurant doesn't assure that either of us are  eating. In- order to assist in the communities efforts regarding personal development and financial solvency, it is necessary for program facilitators to take a hands on approach, fully aware that our program participants come from diverse backgrounds, whether social- economic or cultural. Keeping this in mind, we pride ourselves on conveying to our clients one of the core tenants of our organizational philosophy. "We don't have to necessarily see eye to eye, yet we can move forward hand and hand, through a collective commitment to " Forget Yesterday, our personal shortcomings, individual failures, let downs, heartaches, heartbreaks, headaches and  mistakes. Join us  and learn to embrace who we are based upon a revised vision, not who we hope to be but rater premised on our actual identity as fully capable, highly favored, loved and , worthy, of Gods best. can we help ensure that the rest of your days will be the best of your days. Lets start today.

 

Historically and statistically, individuals from lower socioeconomic backgrounds face substantial barriers . Primarily due to the lack of education and or the ability to translate actionable items from the various sources of available information. From this perspective, even some of the most driven individuals can fall victim to a cycle of poverty. A successful future of any sort is not a given . Yet It can be cultivated and is attained through working collaborative empowerment.

 

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Typically , national home ownership has historically been utilized as a fundamental component of the establishment of wealth in our country, no matter ones ethnic background, social status, educational level or extemporaneous ambition or lack thereof. Owning property positions the buyer to take part in and economic advancement scheme which opens additional avenues of opportunity. It is our mission to make this dream into a reality for the economically disadvantaged within the community. This is not to suggest that the founders meticulously organized programs merely for the benefit of individuals lacking the disciplined, diligence and evidence based ambition quantified through the consistent illustration of working toward such a goal. Although, P3 programs are not implemented to only help those who can help their self, but rather embracing members where they are and developing in them the practices that through their own hard-work, will manifest into the form of preparation that prevents poor performance involving ones own financial affairs leading to home and or business ownership, which in no uncertain terms, translates into the first step to financial and familial  success.

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The Elevation of an Individuals life circumstances starts from within. Our focus involves more than merely providing a helping hand our a hand out.

We don’t push people forward. When an individual is forced to do anything, even taking action for their own benefit…..Typically the momentum is not sustainable.

By Planting and nurturing the seeds of success within our program participants belief system within the context of their own unique circumstances and experiences . Together we work to develop the tools with which…We lift them above and beyond what they dream to be.​

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Cost: We recognize what we don’t invest now in stabilizing homeless families and children will be spent many times over on providing services for them down the road. Data from 65 U.S. cities have shown that the cost of keeping homeless people on the street is between $35,000 and $150,000 per person, per year (depending on the severity of the case

Budget: Leverage is tool and goal. The Going Home Homeless Reduction pilot program affords the opportunity for volunteers to lend a hand. Through donated time of homeless citizens, coalition members, community members and professional construction workers, the overhead and labor costs have been eliminated.

Optimize all donations to Going Home by using funds solely for direct costs for the construction materials. In addition, community support via donated furniture, supplies and materials has reduced the estimated contractual budget of $170,000 to $65,000

 

 

Going Home will invest in reducing rather than managing homelessness. It will become a sustainable solution.

Clearwater will see measurable significant reductions in homelessness when the homeless are connected to housing assistance and services to help them achieve and maintain stable housing.

The pilot program’s design has 3 components: 

1. Leverage preexisting relationships with the homeless and coalition organizations to facilitate the intake process.

2. Rehab Tieman Village and provide housing and/or help reconnect the homeless with family and other caregivers, and

3. Sustain services to program tenants to address income stability and inner security; such as transportation, employment training, medical care and mentoring through a network of volunteers from the coalition organizations. Helping people move into housing is not enough – providing ongoing support services and assistance helps tenants remain stably housed.

Community Service Foundation Tenant Relations

 

The Community Service Foundation staff dedicate their joyful service to enrich the lives of tenants. Specific support includes providing financial guidance through counseling about credit repair and budgeting — with funding available, we provide financial support for bills and emergencies such as car repairs.

We also support their wellness through finding health resources, child care, and school aide and grants. And, in an effort to connect with tenants we publish and distribute a monthly newsletter to reinforce our code of conduct policies and support programs.

The Lease Agreement between the Community Service Foundation Inc. and the Tenants shall apply code of conduct provisions as follows:

Description: Crime / Drug-Free Housing

Resident, members of the resident’s household, resident’s guests, and all other persons affiliated with the resident: Shall not engage in any illegal or criminal activity on or about the premises. The phrase, “illegal or criminal activity” shall include, but is not limited to, the following:

1. Engaging in any act intended to facilitate any type of criminal activity.

2. Permitting the premises to be used for or facilitating any type of criminal activity or drug related activity, regardless of whether the individual engaging in such activity is a member of the household, or a guest.

3. The unlawful manufacturing, selling, using, storing, keeping, purchasing or giving of an illegal or controlled substance or paraphernalia as defined in city, county, state or federal laws, including but not limited to the State of Florida and/or the Federal Controlled Substances Act.

4. Violation of any federal drug laws governing the use, possession, sale, manufacturing and distribution of marijuana, regardless of state or local laws.

5. Engaging in, or allowing, any behavior that is associated with drug activity, including but not limited to having excessive vehicle or foot traffic associated with his or her unit.

6. Any breach of the Lease Contract that otherwise jeopardizes the health, safety, and welfare of the Owner, Owner’s agents, or other residents, or involving imminent, actual or substantial property damage.

7. Engaging in or committing any act that would be a violation of the Owner’s screening criteria for criminal conduct or which would have provided Owner with a basis for denying resident’s application due to criminal conduct.

8. Engaging in any activity that constitutes waste, nuisance, or unlawful use.

 

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Mission Statement 

P3 more than H.O.P.E Foundation is a 501C3 nonprofit organization whose mission is to enhance the lives of residents living in managed communities by providing structured services, activities and programs for low income and disabled residents of  the community.

 

Vision Statement

P3 envisions a world where our property based programs enhance the lives of residents and prepare them for assimilation into career class citizenship with a fresh grasp on life a life worth living based on having something, " One's Own Home", to work for and solidify a legacy for their children.

 

 

Our experience has taught us that residents who are engaged in programs in their communities greatly assist in helping to reduce the operating cost of maintaining these unit   and crime rates within their subdivisions, while simultaneously maintaining and in conservative projects  may add to the area property value, individual prosperity  and annual  property appreciation ratios. Our educational, cultural and recreational programs help instill in residents a sense of pride in their communities and  ability to organize and execute community service program activities which in turn helps build and maintain a more civic-minded and responsible community and as a result, we have positively impacted the lives of

residents who live in any one  the organizations planned managed communities.

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P3 developments business model is geared towards the new and redevelopment of residential and commercial retail sites

transforming into multi-use properties.

​Phase 1:

Elevate 16

Mixed use property

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​The property will be located in the Central Denver, Co Enterprise Zone

The Benefits Of Mixed-Use Property

Mixed-use properties are a great way to add value to an investment property.

Mixed-use properties offer a variety of benefits, including:

• Promotes a sense of community – When residents can walk to their local shops and restaurants, they feel more connected to the community. They can also use their homes as places for social gatherings, which can help foster stronger bonds between residents and strengthen the sense of community.

• Increases revenues – The property itself is more valuable than a single-use property because it has both residential and commercial uses. This increases the overall value of the property, which translates to higher rents or sales prices for tenants.

• Encourages economic investment – Mixed-use property is a great way to encourage economic investment. In a mixed-use property, there are typically retail areas, office space, and residential units on the same site. This means that there’s more money flowing through the economy because people are spending their money in a variety of areas.

• Promotes efficient use of land and infrastructure – Mixed-use properties can be located anywhere, but they are usually found in downtown areas or along highways, which makes them ideal for reducing congestion. This can help reduce traffic and pollution in your community, as well as increase the value of your property by creating more options for use.

Diversify Investors’ Holdings 

When you invest in a property that is both residential and commercial, it’s a great way to diversify your holdings. Why? Because real estate can be very volatile, with properties sometimes appreciating or depreciating rapidly.

Investing in both residential and commercial properties helps you mitigate the risk of these fluctuations by spreading out your investment over two different asset classes—and it also allows you to diversify your portfolio as a whole. If one property in your portfolio goes up or down significantly, you’ll still have other properties in your portfolio that are doing well.

The Importance Of Mixed-Use Zoning

Mixed-use zoning is a form of zoning that allows for both residential and commercial uses in one area. Mixed-use zoning can be applied to residential areas, but it is most often used to accommodate commercial developments.

It is a common way for developers and property owners to accommodate their needs by combining residential and commercial properties. One of the benefits of mixed-use zoning is that it reduces traffic congestion and air pollution by providing convenient access to both residential and commercial areas. It provides more opportunities for retail businesses that want to locate near homes and businesses as well.

Moreover, it increases the value of their land and improves accessibility for people with disabilities by allowing them access to both residential and commercial areas.

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FHA PROGRAMS

 

Elderly Housing for Intergenerational Families

Program Description 

In December 2008 Congress provided funding for intergenerational housing; HUD awarded a total of almost $4 million to two demonstration projects: Roseland Village Intergenerational Apartments in Chicago and Fiddler’s Annex in Tennessee. That funding originated from the LEGACY Act of 2003. Under this program, HUD made funding available to nonprofit organizations to build intergenerational housing in conjunction with the Section 202 Capital Advance program. The program provided funding through a capital advance, to construct, acquire, or rehabilitate multifamily properties that serve very-low-income individuals 62 years of age or older, and intergenerational units to serve Elderly caregivers raising children. In addition to the capital advance, properties received a renewable Project Rental Assistance Contract (PRAC) which covers reasonable and necessary operating expenses beyond the tenant’s portion of the rent.  

Intergenerational Dwelling Unit 

Per definitions in the 2003 Legacy Act, an intergenerational dwelling unit is a qualified dwelling unit that is reserved for occupancy only by an intergenerational family: 

• Head of household and 62 years of age or older AND  

• Raising a child AND either a grandparent OR relative of that child 

The child must be 18 years old or younger, OR an individual who is 19 years of age or younger who is also attending school full or part-time.  

For information about existing 202 projects with Intergenerational Units, contact the Midwest or Southeast Reginal Multifamily Office. 

Information for 202 NOFO Applicants 

In the Consolidated Appropriations Acts of 2021 and 2022, Congress appropriated funds to support the increase supply of intergenerational housing for elderly caregivers raising children as part of the Section 202 Supportive Housing for the Elderly Program.  

Under the 2022 Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) for the Section 202 program, HUD is making available up to $15 million as a set-aside for the development of affordable intergenerational dwelling units. Intergenerational Housing units under this NOFO are not limited to efficiency or one-bedroom units and Capital Advance funds can be used to finance the cost of units with two or more bedrooms. 

To learn more about

HUD Funding Opportunities page