Diocese of Memphis Housing Corporation
St. Peter Manor 108 North Auburndale Memphis, Tennessee 38104
LIVE IN A COMMUNITY ESPECIALLY DESIGNED WITH YOU IN MIND. OTHERS ARE THERE TO SHARE IN THE EXPERIENCE.. IT IS A HOME WITH A HEART! 
The Catholic Diocese of Memphis A Service of the Diocese of Memphis Housing Corporation. The mission of the Diocese of Memphis Housing Corporation (DMHC) is to enhance human dignity by providing humane and affordable housing for persons in need, regardless of race or religious belief and to strengthen social and communal ties. If you are looking for a home and a place to belong, contact us today.
If you qualify you will be added to our waiting list, and you will be welcome to join our family that calls St. Peter Manor “home.” St. Peter Manor serves senior citizens, age 62 and over, as well as the mobility impaired, whose incomes are in the categories of low, very low, and extremely low as defined by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Eligibility for residency at St. Peter Manor is conditional upon these income limits, which are calculated on the basis of the applicant’s total income, reduced by total medical expenses.
The rent paid by the tenant is subsidized by HUD. Utilities are included in the rent. Cable and telephone services are available at the expense of the resident. The Manor comprises 283 apartments of which 234 are 1-bedroom apartments with 512 sq ft. of living-eating area, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. Forty-nine (49) of those are studio apartments, 381 square feet in size.
Apartments are furnished with range, refrigerator, individually controlled air conditioning and heating units, curtains, wall-to-wall carpet, tile in kitchen & bathroom, and emergency call system. Some apartments are equipped for wheelchair accessibility and for the sight and hearing impaired. All areas have smoke detectors, and the building has recently been equipped throughout with a sprinkler system.
Special Features offered by St. Peter Manor
- MIFA meals, Monday thru Friday
- Chapel and activity center where daily church services & resident activities are held
- Laundry facilities
- Sundry Store
- Beauty Shop
- Resident Computer Center
- Large-screen television
- Library, staffed by volunteers
- Arts and crafts area
St. Peter Manor, dedicated in 1978, is a ten-story retirement community.
The Manor residents enjoy an atmosphere of inter-dependency and gracious living. St. Peter Manor does not discriminate against any person on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin.
Funded through separate HUD grants, Service Coordinators work with the residents to educate and assist them in connecting to services available to them in the community. Activities are planned and provided for the residents at St. Peter Manor, especially during the various holiday seasons.
Residents are encouraged to participate in planned events and to interact with each other. St. Peter Manor has an active Resident Council, made up of residents that meet regularly to plan activities and to keep residents informed of any changes or news. The meetings normally include refreshments and a guest speaker.
HOW TO BECOME A RESIDENT?
- Call, write, or stop in for an application or pre-application forms
- After determining eligibility, you will be placed on a waiting list until an apartment becomes available
- You will be contacted every six months to update your application
CONTACT INFORMATION
Phone: (901) 278-8200
Fax: (901) 278-8210
E-mail:
mkdowling14@msn.com
TDD: 1-800-545-1833
Ext. 758
*St. Peter Manor does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, creed, national origin, religion sexual preference or familial status.
NAVIGATION LINKS
Contact
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Cherry Brooks
Director of Housing
Phone: (901) 722-4795
(901) 722-4749
(901)722-4772
Fax: (901) 722-4732
E-mail: cherry.brooks@acc.cdom.org
TDD:
1-800-545-1833, Ext. 758
To donate to St. Peter Manor please click the button below.
St. Peter Manor, dedicated in 1978, is a ten-story retirement community.
The Manor residents enjoy an atmosphere of inter-dependency and gracious living. St. Peter Manor does not discriminate against any person on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin.
Funded through separate HUD grants, Service Coordinators work with the residents to educate and assist them in connecting to services available to them in the community. Activities are planned and provided for the residents at St. Peter Manor, especially during the various holiday seasons.
Residents are encouraged to participate in planned events and to interact with each other. St. Peter Manor has an active Resident Council, made up of residents that meet regularly to plan activities and to keep residents informed of any changes or news. The meetings normally include refreshments and a guest speaker.
HOW TO BECOME A RESIDENT?
- Call, write, or stop in for an application or pre-application forms
- After determining eligibility, you will be placed on a waiting list until an apartment becomes available
- You will be contacted every six months to update your application
CONTACT INFORMATION
Contact: Mary Dowling
Or Arundel Miller
Phone: (901) 278-8200
Fax: (901) 278-8210
E-mail:
stpetermanor@aol.com
TDD: 1-800-545-1833
Ext. 758
*St. Peter Manor does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, creed, national origin, religion sexual preference or familial status.
NAVIGATION LINKS
Contact
-
Cherry Brooks
Director of Housing
Phone: (901) 722-4795
(901) 722-4749 -
(901)722-4715
Fax: (901) 722-4732
E-mail:Cherry.Brooks@acc.cdom.org
TDD:
1-800-545-1833, Ext. 758
To donate to St. Peter Manor please click the button below.