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how did the neighborhood rehab project begin

by Micaela Carroll IV Published 2 years ago Updated 1 year ago
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Power of Community Part III

It’s that time of year again that we start gearing up for Neighborhood Rehab Project Day of Service!

Celebration!

Now and then it’s good to pause in our pursuit of happiness and just be happy.

Be A Tool!

Check out our new logo and marketing slogan! Three days until “The Big Day” 125+ volunteers from the Together Church of Golden, Lions Club, City of Golden Employees and people who love their community working on 40+ projects throughout Golden!

Racing to the end of 2014

Come get your holiday season off to a great start with a 5K run on Saturday, November 29th! This all-ages, timed event will take runners and walkers through the heart of Golden along Clear Creek with a finish under Golden’s iconic arch on Washington Avenue. The 5K will start at 8 a.m. with check-in starting at 7:30 a.m.

Tapping the Power of Community

There has been a lot of speculation around what is going to happen with the Armory Building. We believe the diverse speculation is a good reflection of the kind of space this building could lend to as it just has so many possibilities. We have heard ideas of all kinds about the future use of the Armory.

Are you a Tool?

The Neighborhood Rehab Project Day of Service is just around the corner! Join us on September 13 as we work alongside the low income, elderly or disabled to help maintain their homes in a way that keeps them safe, warm and dry. All skill levels and all ages are welcome to take part in this community event as we have a variety of needs to be met.

Carving out Space for Community

Do you ever walk into a building, a room or a home and you just get that sense, “I want to be here”? On May 31st we got the opportunity to carve out a little space called Miner’s Alley for one day to make it a Better Block.

How long do you have to rehab a house before closing?

Once you decide to close on the property, you will generally have around 2 weeks to 30 days before the final closing date. During this closing period you need to start planning the rehab so you can hit the ground running once you officially take possession of the property.

What is rough in construction?

Rough-in refers to the phase of construction when 'rough' framing, piping and wiring are installed in your property. During the rough-in phase, generally your walls are still open which allows your MEP (mechanical, electrical & plumbing) Contractors to install their 'rough' piping, wiring & ductwork in the walls.

Can asbestos be removed before demolition?

If your property has asbestos, lead or mold you will want to get that removed by a Certified Abatement company before you start the Demolition. Once you have the hazardous materials removed your workers can safely begin the Demolition work tearing out the walls, kitchens, bathrooms and flooring.

Assisted Living

Assisted Living promotes independence and dignity for our residents and encourages the involvement of family, neighbors, and friends. Professional, trained and certified staff is available to meet scheduled and unscheduled needs.

Memory Care

In Memory Care supportive services, activities and security are specifically designed for residents with Alzheimer’s or other dementia. A home like environment, it is designed to give residents the opportunity to wander freely, enjoying the simple pleasures of life without jeopardizing their safety.

Rehabilitation

Residents recover from an illness or operation in a private studio apartment. There are licensed nurses on site 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to provide direct care and make decisions if elevated care is necessary.

Respite Care

Caregivers who need a short-term solution discover our Short-Stay Respite Care Program is the alternative they need so their loved one receives quality care and services in a private studio apartment. A medical assessment determines the appropriate level of care.

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