LOUISVILLE, KY – Pillar, one of Kentucky’s leading social service agencies, unveiled plans for Choice Landing apartments at the official groundbreaking in Oldham County. Designed as a safe, affordable, and thriving residential community, Choice Landing will include 72 units dedicated to independent living for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Choice Landing uniquely marks a major step forward in expanding affordable, supportive housing options for individuals seeking greater independence and will be the first community in Kentucky to be Kelsey Certified.
Attendees at the groundbreaking included Kentucky General Assembly Speaker of the House David Osborne; Kentucky State Senator Lindsey Tichenor; Oldham County Judge Executive David Voegele; Pillar Chairman and recent Bell Award recipient Alex Campbell; Sara Gibson, Project Representative for Multifamily Programs from the Kentucky Housing Corporation; Pillar Executive Director Karri Gerdemann; and many others involved in making the project possible.
Choice Landing is a $22 million project with funding from Kentucky Housing Corporation (KHC) tax credits, a $6 million appropriation from the Kentucky General Assembly and a $1 million Community Development Block Grant…